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False Prophet and Conspiracy Theorist

The author expresses a belief that they will be judged harshly for their views and will be demonized as a false prophet, and a conspiracy theorist and is not sure if that has ever happened before. They are in the process of writing a book titled "I went searching for God and found Man" and seek inquiries from literary agents or publishers interested in their work. They provide their contact information for any interested parties. The content touches on themes of humanity, judgment, and the quest for understanding.

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“Conspiracy Theory” or “Conspiracy Theorist”

The text discusses how phrases like "conspiracy theory" and "conspiracy theorist" function as codes that influence human perception and acceptance of truths. These codes, instilled by perceived reputable sources, create values that govern our understanding, often leading us to dismiss legitimate information that contradicts our comfort. It argues that when faced with uncomfortable truths, people instinctively resort to these coded values, distancing themselves from genuine truths associated with God. The author warns that this programmed behavior may lead to societal harm and calls for awareness to break free from such influences to protect future generations.

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False Prophet vs. Conspiracy Theorist

The post discusses the code of "False Prophet" as being created by Man to impede the acceptance of truths about human origins. The author posits that humans were created by Man. It also critiques the code "Conspiracy Theorists,", who are demonized by governments aiming to hide the truth. A prophecy suggests that humans will soon discern truth from fiction rapidly. The text proposes that language serves as a code for programming human beings, with sensory perception as a primary tools for this process. The author feels trapped between the conflicting influences of Man, as our creator and the systems established by humanity, expressing a desire to explore these themes in a forthcoming book.