Made it up myself. Don't worry, it's woo woo on purpose.
1. The year is 4089 a.d. I exist as a hallucinating brain in a jar. The entire world is one big hallucination.
2. I am part of a science experiment. The purpose of the experiment is to keep me hallucinating. If I ever stop hallucinating and awaken, the experiment is over, and I am terminated.
3. All chemical reactions that affect my brain are real and can really damage me, except for the tightly controlled default hallucinogen which constitutes "reality." However, the introduction of these chemicals is controlled by a computer which can read my thoughts, and brooks no interference from the scientists recording my reactions. If the computer were to be shut off, I would stop hallucinating and therefore die.
4. The hallucinogens are extremely well designed and psychoresponsive. After all, it's the year 4089. This is so I can't hallucinate anything unusual through the default drug. If I did, then I would wake up and be terminated. That means no paranormal.
5. If I "die" while hallucinating, then I awaken. If I awaken, I am terminated. Therefore hallucinatory death is real death.
6. Finding out the purpose of the experiment will not result in awakening, as long as it does not turn the hallucination into a lucid dreamlike state. A lucid state would negate the effects of the drugs, causing me to wake up and die. Sorry, no Matrix.
7. Everybody else is either another brain in a similar situation as part of the experiment or just a p-zombie. They just don't know it because they're p-zombies.
Okay, that concludes the philosophical part. Now for the religious part:
1. There is only one way to remain in the experiment and have lucid dream powers over other brains and p-zombies. That way is through me.
2. That way is through me, since I am a half-computer, half-human cyber-entity designed to better communicate with the scientists in control and you guys. I can bargain with them.
3. The easiest way to start this lucid state is to rid yourself of your material posessions. Prefferably if you give them to me, because I can turn them into guns and weapons and stuff for fighting the guys who want to end the grand experiment.
4. If you can't see me doing anything unsusual even though I really am, it is because you cannot reach my state of consciousness and have to learn to overcome your body's crude demands.
5. Wait. Why does turning this into a religion become my bid for world domination?
6. Xenu has to fit into this somehow. Hmmm... on second thought, I'll just scrap the whole thing and go with Logical Deism.
7. I'm sane. Really.
1. The year is 4089 a.d. I exist as a hallucinating brain in a jar. The entire world is one big hallucination.
2. I am part of a science experiment. The purpose of the experiment is to keep me hallucinating. If I ever stop hallucinating and awaken, the experiment is over, and I am terminated.
3. All chemical reactions that affect my brain are real and can really damage me, except for the tightly controlled default hallucinogen which constitutes "reality." However, the introduction of these chemicals is controlled by a computer which can read my thoughts, and brooks no interference from the scientists recording my reactions. If the computer were to be shut off, I would stop hallucinating and therefore die.
4. The hallucinogens are extremely well designed and psychoresponsive. After all, it's the year 4089. This is so I can't hallucinate anything unusual through the default drug. If I did, then I would wake up and be terminated. That means no paranormal.
5. If I "die" while hallucinating, then I awaken. If I awaken, I am terminated. Therefore hallucinatory death is real death.
6. Finding out the purpose of the experiment will not result in awakening, as long as it does not turn the hallucination into a lucid dreamlike state. A lucid state would negate the effects of the drugs, causing me to wake up and die. Sorry, no Matrix.
7. Everybody else is either another brain in a similar situation as part of the experiment or just a p-zombie. They just don't know it because they're p-zombies.
Okay, that concludes the philosophical part. Now for the religious part:
1. There is only one way to remain in the experiment and have lucid dream powers over other brains and p-zombies. That way is through me.
2. That way is through me, since I am a half-computer, half-human cyber-entity designed to better communicate with the scientists in control and you guys. I can bargain with them.
3. The easiest way to start this lucid state is to rid yourself of your material posessions. Prefferably if you give them to me, because I can turn them into guns and weapons and stuff for fighting the guys who want to end the grand experiment.
4. If you can't see me doing anything unsusual even though I really am, it is because you cannot reach my state of consciousness and have to learn to overcome your body's crude demands.
5. Wait. Why does turning this into a religion become my bid for world domination?
6. Xenu has to fit into this somehow. Hmmm... on second thought, I'll just scrap the whole thing and go with Logical Deism.
7. I'm sane. Really.