Scripts

I mentioned “scripts” multiple times, and although I did define them, I think it went over most people’s heads, so I’ll try to do a better job now.

A “script” is a detached, autonomous astral agent of the world system, with its separate power supply, duties and order structure. It has permissions from the world owner to do a particular, very narrow thing, that can be inspected for sinfulness and injustices and is designed to pass the test. This is so that the owner and issuer of commands can not be blamed for the consequences. His fingerprints are never on the murder weapon. All evil is a result of complicated interactions of multiple systems, and each of the systems has an apparently innocuous, or even good apparent purpose.

For instance, there is a script that rewards you for respecting spiritual authorities and laws, and punishes you for disobedience.

There’s another script that tests you through temptation, so that the falsely spiritual people are weeded out, and the genuine ones are rewarded.

There’s a script that gives access to worldly wealth to those who have sufficient permissions.

Another script awards permissions based on the level of useful service to the world system.

The third script tries to persuade spiritual people that giving up permissions on the worldly systems is a sign of transcendence and liberation.

The fourth script attacks parasites who have low level of permissions, in order to punish freeloaders who earn money by fraudulent means and don’t give back to other people.

It all checks out. Every particular script can be tested for action and intent, and Satan can prove that their purpose is something good. However, the way they interact in practice will instantly deprive of resources anyone who is a threat to him, and then the anti-freeloader scripts will kill him. He will have clean hands, and won’t even have to issue orders. In fact, he only intervened personally in a negligible number of cases throughout history. The scripts do all the work. They are like AI that is so narrow in function that it perceives only certain things, and does only certain things, and is not allowed or able to do anything else.

Let me use Asimov’s three law Robots as an example how to commit crimes using means that are arguably designed to prevent the possibility of crimes. The Robots have three laws: don’t harm a human through action or inaction; obey orders by a human unless it breaks the first law; protect your existence unless it breaks the first or second law.

A Robot is smart, and distinguishes between the levels of authority. One would expect that its owner has the greatest authority, but that is not the case. The greatest authority is that of the legal authorities. For instance, if the owner tells the Robot to make him coffee, but a police officer calls the Robot on the radio and tells him that his owner is in immediate danger of attack within the next five minutes, the Robot will immediately obey the officer and act to protect its owner according to the first law. The contravening order to make coffee is completely ignored, based on the legitimate first and second law priorities.

So, how to kill someone using robots, who are designed to protect him? You call a person’s Robot concierge when you know that person is not at home. You apologise for the disturbance, and ask whether the Robot has any existing orders, or is free to do something for him. The Robot says that he needs to monitor incoming calls and things around the house when the master is absent, but a subordinate, lesser Robot is available. You thank him and ask to “borrow” the subordinate robot, or even several, because you want to perform a scientific experiment, that will nor be harmful to humans, will not expend resources and will only use some robot idle labour. The concierge agrees on those terms, leaves and sends you a subordinate robot. You then ask that Robot whether they received a package in the mail labelled “for scientific experiment”. The Robot confirms. You then ask the Robot to bring the package and open it, and bring a bottle of milk from the fridge. The robot complies, because all commands issued are safe. You then tell the robot to open the bottle that was in the package, and pour its content into the milk bottle. You tell it that it is by no means to return that bottle of milk to the fridge, because it is to be used for the scientific experiment only, and is not to be used by humans. The Robot complies. You then issue it orders to expose the tainted milk to light, sound, water and so on, in order to pretend that you are testing it. Then you order it to leave the bottles here, so that they are not used by humans, forget about the experiment and send cleaning robot here. The Robot complies and leaves. The cleaning Robot arrives, and you tell it to dispose of the empty bottle and package, and return the milk bottle to the fridge because the other Robot left it here by accident. The cleaning Robot complies. The human comes home, pours himself some milk, drinks it and dies.

That’s how the scripts work.

They are designed so that a terrible, lethal action can be broken down into an infinity of small, fragmentary actions that are each safe, legal and apparently beneficial, and they are implemented by “servants” that are partially blind, deaf and dumb, unable to see the bigger picture and unable to do anything that exceeds the spectrum of their design. And their master and author doesn’t ever have to move a finger to do anything; it’s all done automatically, by a horde of astral “robots” that are designed to do just one thing and not think about anything other than their job, and when something manages to survive the trap, Satan makes another specific script that handles this kind of an exception.

15 thoughts on “Scripts”

  1. You mentioned that the scripts are dumb and, in lacking the presence of the SK to guide them, they can be tricked (apologies if I misquoted you). For instance, placing a stone in their trap instead of a leg. I didn't quite grasp that part, specifically, how do you trick the scripts so they don't cause trouble, or at least cause as little as possible?

        • Their design works against them. They were made with very narrow scope so that Satan could evade blame, as described in the article. That means their ability to track complex things across the spectrum is zero. When Satan was micro-managing things, I had no chance of survival. Every plan I made was sabotaged even before I put it into action; he was faster, he controlled everything, he monitored everything, and he would merely inform scripts of something, compensating for their lack of intelligence and scope. However, as you know, that worked a little too well for him. His hatred for me made him forget caution, and he exposed himself to the karmic law and that's where his story ended.

          • It's fascinating for me that Satan could manage not to expose himself to karmic law by delegating seemingly unrelated actions to the whole myriad of scripts, but shouldn't he have negative net karmic score anyway because law is a law and gravity works well no matter if one acknowledges its effects upon him or not? I mean, everybody else, when they got disincarnated, get to go before The Judges and they end up where they belong to according to their karma. Errr, maybe the trick is he never had physical incarnation so he couldn't regularly get in the front of The Judges like others did, or there was a part of the contract with him that only certain major karmic misdeeds could get him delivered his karmic judgement up his ass immediately? I'm sure that Gods knew what he was up to and what he was doing actually when he got the chance to stir up all the mess down here.

              • OK, this sounds a lot like how legal system works on Earth i.e. innocent until proven guilty. But, everywhere else karmic retribution has an immediate effect?

                • I'm not actually sure, because any of the Gods could have just crushed him like a bug once they saw that the conviction sticks. I can't say that it's a universal thing; they were very motivated to crunch the motherfucker, especially since he was minutes if not seconds away from killing me here.

                  • Just thinking… If I set a lethal trap using various scripts, each performing a part of the task that isn't inherently malicious, and someone got killed in that trap, and I defended myself by claiming it was a test of his faith in God, rather than an attempted murder… Would I be punished by karmic law?

                  • Maybe he persuaded souls he demaged to forgive him. And that set him free and these souls got his karmic bourden?

                    That's only a part of what happened. The other part was obvious – people for the most part did most of the actual evil. He just set the scene and the parameters in ways he knew are going to have this result. There's more, but it's too esotheric.

                    • Maybe, if you're up for it, you could drop us a hint about that esoteric stuff.

                    • Maybe, if you're up for it, you could drop us a hint about that esoteric stuff.

                      Well, if you wish. He had a place where he could hide – a separate universe the size of a house – and nobody from the outside could see inside, and he did all his planning and scheming there. When he was on the outside, he used some kind of mind control or memory suppression so that he could present himself as someone who's merely testing souls in order to weed out the hypocrites.

                    • Oh yes, I remember you writing about that on the forum and how horrible and nasty it was when you went inside.

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