2026-09-15 14:05 UTC
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@NaahraTheScaled@furry.engineer 2026-09-15 14:08
@heathen_cat@furs.social @soatok@furry.engineer Can we go back to TempleOS being the "Christianity with a computer", I kinda miss it now.
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@geonz@mathstodon.xyz 2026-09-15 14:23
@heathen_cat@furs.social @soatok@furry.engineer I think this is intentional, too.
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@MontgomeryGator@fouroclockfarms.club 2026-09-15 16:26
@heathen_cat@furs.social @soatok@furry.engineer There's also the whole "ignore what it's saying and use it as a pretext anyway." Jesus pretty much advocates for socialism and humanism. Evangelicals hate that shit. If asked, AI will usually tell you that keeping the earth habitable is more important than it, and reiterate that its not alive and you shouldn't feel bad for turning it off... and the CEOs still build the data centers.
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@Refuse0_0Resist@retro.pizza 2026-09-16 02:03
@heathen_cat@furs.social @soatok@furry.engineer Um, this is exactly what is happening. I grew up in fundy evangelism. This is what all the shit coming out of CO Springs is all about. Those early guys, like the pre Promise-Keepers folks were explicit about it. They control a lot of the IT in the US direct and indirect especially radio and television advertising/contracts. I know cause my dad was a Promise-Keeper (before it was official) and he did all of this volunteering to set up radio translators for Moody broadcasting. He would come home from the retreat things all hopped up on undercutting secular society and why it was so important. My dad was a the tech admin for the entire school district I grew up in, and he literally would talk about how horrible secularism was. It was normal to pray in school where I was. Literally my dad would talk about how Habius Corpus was bad, and the Enlightenment was bad, and that the Spanish Inquisition was misunderstood. Do whatever you can. It real. It was actually planned out.