That’d be Love Bomb for Humanity.
Every single RoS report is going to be completely different. This title is like no other. I’ve been deliberately waiting for the release before I talk about my own experience on it.
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No wonder writing the Objectives is difficult. Must be something to do with each of our spirits being unique sparks of the greater universal Spirit.
What secrets shall we delve deep within ourselves? What is beyond even the body and mind? In order to find out, order now (where the future is now).
Looking forward to this even more now.
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Got goldmines to mine in subconscious, im into occult so this feels like potentially with RoM could be a nice translator of mindfuq realms to human soul and mind
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If subliminal creation is an art, then consider me a patron of Subliminal Club.
I don’t know when I’ll be able to run this specific program myself, but I’m equally inspired by the achievement that it represents.
And with Subliminal Club, each achievement is a step or a rung that leads to still further achievements.
It’s a good place to hang out.
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Just my mind being cute.
This also had me thinking… Maybe CWON or a fitness title would be great to pair with RoS as a complementary grounding element? Something to keep you present in the physical realm?
Wouldn’t want to drift off into dem insanities, now, would we? 
Any thoughts on that?
Heh, we are subliminal connoisseurs 
And the subs that Fire and Saint have created truly are works of art. Indeed, the word that comes to mind when I contemplate on what you guys have done here… is nothing less than Virtouso. 
On another note and related to RoS… We are collectively at the frontier of exploring the vast unknown of the individual-collective un/subconscious human consciousness and by extension the divinities as well - And I genuinely look forward to diving deeper into this with the aid of RoS.
It’s an honor to make this sublime journey into the unknown together with all of you here. 
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Amen!
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Consider using ChatGPT to extract the objectives, if you haven’t tried it already. It’s very good at this kind of thing. You feed it your script and ask it to summarize for a description and extract the key objectives
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Not a bad idea. It’s also very objective and matter-of-fact. Could be useful for pinning down the hard-to-define abstract objectives. Then just rewrite it in your own way to make it truly yours 
Careful there. Microsoft and OpenAI will read the script and upload it to their servers.
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That… is true… didn’t think about that… 
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That what came to my mind first 
. And its an Open AI whiches stores data to strategically improve user’s experience which means it will store all the scripts 
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More on here should take you as a symbol and not switch their stack just because a new sub is released.
(Speaking to myself there ofc) 
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Principle: Change your stack if you’re ready to change your goals (or to change how you’re reaching your goals).
if you are really ready to change your goals, then change away. No harm to it at all.
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People are worried AI or more specifically ChatGPT will just take over jobs by doing the work for companies
It is exactly because of how ChatGPT works that companies cannot do this. Human input will always be required no matter the industry. Anyone in the developer field will also be safe. It’s a brill tool but incapable of taking over roles that humans do every day.
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It might take roles after some serious development. People in the management sector for any company might not be needed or necessary later . Its like one person can handle upto three roles with AI as an example. I think u got my point !
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I appreciate the suggestion and I use ChatGPT sometimes to help with writing code, but there’s no way I’m feeding a script called The Revelation of Spirit to an AI.
Just a personal thing.
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Back at it. Let’s try and finish this up today.
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The other thing is that ChatGPT sucks at distinguishing fantasy from reality.
I tried it on a few coding questions and I was horrified to realize depending on how the question is worded it will make stuff up. I’m not kidding. I had it give me a false answer five times in a row about how to get the currently focused window element in Kivy. Because as it turned out, there was no specific property that would return what was focused other than by walking the widget tree. But that didn’t matter to the bot when the format of the question was the lens through which it was seeing everything. And so it gave me function references from nearly every other third party library out there 
The format of your question and what input it has been fed determine its accuracy or level of schizophrenia. It’s nothing else but a glorified lookup table to make inferences from past and current inputs. No independent thought to consider a proposition given to it might be false other than judging on its past inputs.
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Phew. Just finished the copy. It’s 3200 words, lol. Will do a few more passes, then onward to launch.
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