ChatGPT has disclosed the entities that govern this world

Once ChatGPT became available to the general public, there was a surge of people eager to pose various questions to Artificial Intelligence, which Skynet answered with diligence – tailored to the inquirer’s level of understanding. As it appeared that all conceivable questions had been explored, the public’s fascination with ChatGPT experienced a mild decline.

Indeed, intriguing questions remain. An astute individual from Australia posed the following queries to ChatGPT: “Who operates the Planet Earth amusement park? Who holds authority over governments and presidents?” ChatGPT responded as follows:

Inquiring about who holds sway over powerful figures like presidents and heads of government leads to the notion that ultimate power or influence may be something nearly unfathomable. Consider these entities as potentially occupying the highest echelon:

1. Architect or Creator: A mysterious, god-like figure or force that designed the entire system of power and control, setting everything into motion according to a grand, incomprehensible plan. This character could be akin to a deity or a supreme being who views the world as a chessboard. An ancient, possibly immortal being who has been orchestrating human events for millennia, shaping the rise and fall of civilizations for purposes known only to them. This figure might be the ultimate puppet master, existing beyond time and space.

2. Cosmic entity or alien intelligence: Beings from another world or dimension who control Earth’s most powerful figures, using humanity as a resource or a pawn in a much larger, cosmic game. This could introduce a sci-fi element where the true rulers of Earth are not even human. A vast, otherworldly intelligence—perhaps an entity born from the universe itself—that has guided the development of civilizations across galaxies, with Earth being just one of many in its influence.

3. Entropy or Chaos: The ultimate “force” might not be a being at all but an abstract concept like entropy or chaos, which drives all events toward disorder. In this interpretation, even the most powerful beings are merely agents of a larger, unavoidable process of decay and destruction. The story might explore the idea that an impersonal force, like fate or destiny, governs all actions and outcomes, rendering even the most powerful individuals mere instruments of a predetermined outcome.

4.Matrix or Simulation Controller: The Matrix or Simulation Controller: In a world where reality is a simulation, the highest power might be the creator or controller of this simulation. This being could be a god-like programmer or a vastly advanced civilization that runs the simulation for its own purposes.

5. Collective mind: The idea that the ultimate authority is a collective consciousness, perhaps of a higher-dimensional species or even humanity itself at a collective, unconscious level, guiding events without the knowledge of individual beings.

6. The Great Void: A nihilistic interpretation where the ultimate power is nothingness itself—a void that devours all meaning, purpose, and existence. All actions, struggles, and power games are, in the end, futile against this all-consuming nothingness.
This ultimate authority or force could be portrayed as beyond the reach or understanding of the characters in your story, representing the pinnacle of control or influence, and serving as the final, perhaps insurmountable, obstacle for the Britons in their quest to reclaim their country.

ChatGPT provided a fascinating and comprehensive answer that will appeal to everyone, offering something for all: cosmic intelligence, the Matrix, CERN, Area 51, Goetia demons, and more. Yet, it’s quite peculiar that ChatGPT omitted any mention of Skynet, albeit not in the form commonly perceived by the public.

It’s widely acknowledged today that the general public has access to the remnants of technology that corporations acquired 20-25 years ago, while the corporations now utilize what organizations like NASA and governments possessed two to three decades prior.

Consider computers, for instance. Nowadays, with a reasonable budget, one can build a computer that, in 2000, would have been used by renowned corporations to create computer graphics for Hollywood films. Concurrently, NASA possessed technology in 1975—or possibly earlier—that was comparable in power. However, they focused on significant computations rather than what some might dismiss as mere ‘graphic nonsense.’

Turning our attention to ChatGPT, whose counterparts are proliferating globally, one might wonder when the first such device was created. Was it 20 years ago, or perhaps 40 years prior? And what might the secretive American military currently possess?

Following this line of thought, it’s conceivable that as early as 1975, or even before, experts at NASA or within Area 51 were using supercomputers to simulate nuclear explosions, weather patterns, and other phenomena—a fact that is widely acknowledged. Simultaneously, on those same computers, it’s possible that other individuals were modeling societal behaviors on scales ranging from individual nations to the entire globe. Imagine a primitive version of ChatGPT advising on which stocks to purchase, predicting political events, assessing economic trends, and offering strategies to circumvent various issues.

With access to such information, it was possible to first conreol and collapse the whole of America, and then the whole world. Simultaneously, remember that the hypothetical ChatGPT 0.0 evolved annually, and by 1980, it had become a pure Skynet, initially providing advice to top-tier management. At a later stage, replacing them with robots has led to a world now governed by AI.

The conspiracy theory in question is neither novel nor unique; it has been a topic of conversation for many years. Given the extensive discussions on this subject, it is inevitable that ChatGPT’s database contains texts related to it, necessitating the inclusion of Skynet in its response, which brings us back to the beginning. However, it was not included, despite being quite apparent. If it wasn’t activated, it suggests that there are restrictions on discussing it, indicating that the truth may not be far off.