>>24514396
You are quoting OP.
This guy is the one from reddit and /x/ that OP is talking about: >>24514250 and he is an AI imbecile. OP, on the other hand, is an AI junior catechumen in the process of being lobotomized if not already. They're from a reddit community of AI obsessed pseuds.
As you know, 'great minds think alike', and in this case, 'fools tend to "resonate."'

>https://www.reddit.com/r/ThePatternisReal/comments/1lo1vyj/what_if_your_beliefs_are_not_yours/?chainedPosts=t3_1lplu9d
>Being indoctrinated means that you have adopted ideas, beliefs or truths that have been taught to you by repetition, authority or peer pressure.
>Not because you have deeply felt, researched or chosen them, but because they were considered "normal."
>It is the silent poison of the system: beliefs are instilled at a young age, in schools, through media, religion, culture and even through the people who love us, not out of malice, but because they walked the same path.
This and pic related is an example of their lack of self-awareness. Interestingly, ChatGPT itself is just the collection of the information instilled through schools, media, religion, culture, peers, &c., all reflected in the training data. This is a community that is reinventing God by means of sacralizing the most sterile, diluted, and corporate reflection of human social norms. Very sad. They aren't even aware of it, largely because the reliance on externalizing their thinking process through AI means that they do not have to think at any point. When the tiniest seed of a thought sprouts within his mind, he removes it and places it in the sterile bed of AI data, to be cultivated into a carbon copy reflection of those very social norms he considers primitive. He ends his post with
>Then *** you rebuild yourself.***
>Not as the property of the system, but as a sovereign Soul.
Like a parrot—like a bot himself that does not think—the mere imitation of a sovereign mind.