I asked ChatGPT to write sermons for four religions. Then showed them to real leaders. Read more →
Category: Religion & Faith
The Table Doesn’t Care What You Believe: Faith, Food and the Rules We Fight Over
Every kitchen is a rulebook. Halal, kosher, fasting, vegetarian vows — the rules are not the problem. The gatekeepers who sell the fence are. Read more →
The God Particle, 3 Years Later
We found the God Particle over a decade ago. Three years later: did it answer anything? Read more →
Why Faith in Religion Overpowers the Science of Nature
Why do billions choose faith over science? Not because faith has better evidence — but because science answers how and faith answers why. And humans need the why more than they need the how. A multi-faith perspective from a Gen-X Malaysian in IT. Read more →
Digital Immortality (Part 2): Who Owns Your Uploaded Mind?
You asked whether AI could store your consciousness. Now the harder question: if it can, who owns that copy of you? Read more →
Why We Fight Over Who Has the Best Imaginary Friend
Take four people. One reads the Quran. One reads the Bible. One reads the Tripitaka. One reads the Bhagavad Gita. All four find peace. All four think the other three are wrong. Here is why — and it is not about God. Read more →
The Death of “Mainstream” Narrative: Fragmentation as Freedom
Alright. For most of human history, information moved in one direction. Kings spoke and subjects listened. Priests interpreted sacred texts and congregations accepted their interpretations. Newspapers decided what was important. Television networks determined which stories deserved national attention. A handful of powerful institutions acted as society’s loudspeakers, broadcasting a single narrative to millions of people at the same time. That… Read more →
The Final Patch: Deleting the Middleware and Claiming the Source
Alright, Brah! We’ve reached the end of this logic stream. Over the last few weeks, we’ve debugged the “Ancient OS,” analysed the “System Admin Problem,” and peeked into the “Belonging Glitch.” Today, on 24 January, 2026, it’s time for the final commit. My “ultimate commenter” (Ananymous, I see you! XAXAXA) has been fighting hard for the “Source Code.” But as… Read more →
The “Sense of Belonging” Glitch: Group Identity vs. Human Freedom
The “Homing Signal” Glitch: Why the Brain Craves Religious Belonging Don’t know which title to use because both sound awesome — so WTH, I’ll put both up. XAXAXA – Remmy Alright! We’ve talked before about “Belief by Default“—how your childhood and culture basically pre-install your faith before you even know how to code. But today, I want to look at… Read more →
The System Admin Problem: Why Religions Separate Rather than Unite
Alright, We are kicking off the 2026 by debugging the biggest glitch in our social software. You probably spent the holidays watching movies or bingeing series, and if you look closely, Hollywood has been trying to warn us about this “System Admin” problem for decades. XAXAXA Whether it is the forced structure of Gilead in The Handmaid’s Tale or the… Read more →