Timothy Birdnow

And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed.

Rev. 13:15

Now Zuckeberg is known to be a less-than warm and fuzzy fellow, and having him staring at you from a computer screen all the time is going to give employees nightmares at a minimum. This is a mental health crisis in the making. Imagine having your boss hovering around you all day, popping up on your computer all the time. Now imagine your boss could clone himself so he is watching EVERYONE all the time...

And what does it say about Zuckerberg that he wants to clone himself on computer? It suggests a little man with a HUGE God complex.

The above qute is apt here and this is just the beginning; AI is going to start cloning people now, and in the process it will be turned to ppolitics. Imagine a politician being able to give speeches without ever going anywhere or even speaking; he just let's his image do it for him.

At some point the man will become irrelevant and the AI take over. I wonder; the Antichrist is said to miraculously heal from a mortal head wound. Maybe he actually dies but his avatar lives on, running things from it's server farms and whatnot. Not saying that is what is going to happen but it could. And he'd get elected, too; here in Missouri we elected a dead guy to the U.S. Senate a while ago (Mel Carnahan) and his widow served his term. He was already room temperature on election day! (that was the last time a Democrat won at that high a level in Missouri, thankfully.) If we could elect a dead guy here, why can't a dead guy ne elected and then an AI operate in his place? Doesn't being deceased fall under the Americans with Disabilities Act?

It's not as far-fetched as it seems.

At any rate this is the first step and naturally a big ego narcissistic type like Zuckerberg would be all in.

He may regret it too if the AI does a better job than he did.

There was a Dudley Doo-right cartoon where Snidley Whiplash replaced Dudley with a robot. He used a record of Dudley's voice saying stock phrases which were always wildly inappropriate but the mechanical Do-Right was a far better Mountie than Dudley, and he and Snidley teamed up to get rid of the mechanical Do-Right. Zuck may find the machine makes a better CEO, and perhaps even a person, than he himself.

This is but one more step towards the abolition of Man.

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