Wednesday, November 11, 2026

LLMs and Corporate Entities

Adaptability is perhaps the king trait to have and train. However, since adaptability goes hand-in hand with independence and clarity of vision, it is shunned by hierarchical societies which train their people to be in a state of perpetual psychosis. The psychosis comes about through imposed mental models. One of the great recent examples is the COVID debacle, wars are another great example, debt money is yet another one. In many of these scenarios, the imposed mental model serves the interests of oligarchs or various interest groups.

One key element of these psychosis based models of reality is how the psychotic individual mentally models "corporate" entities. One of the useful terms for these entities is "egregore" as in a disembodied "consciousness".

Of course, the "egregore" isn't disembodied--it's completely in the mind of the psychotic individual! That is, the individual creates, and then perceives the "corporate voice" with their own fucking brain. Their psychosis symptom is they hear the egregore "talk", for example, a catholic might imagine "the church" talks to them. "The church" doesn't talk--it's you!

I've been playing around with LLM code generation models lately with a 24GB GPU. I see it is an automated manifestation of an egregore. In previous posts I remarked that these LLMs are "the gods" of many of these corporate psychotics.

Ironically, now that their egregores have a bridge into the 3D reality world, and the information dimension of individuals, some portion of the population---the adaptable portion--will understand they "are fake". That is, now that the egregore has real existence, people will slowly learn things like churches, governments, corporations are fake, that is the whole class of corporate entities is revealed wizard of oz style.

When you "talk" to an LLM, the model of it as a human consciousness is very far off the mark. An intelligent, adaptable person sees this immediately. Similarly a corporate entity has no consciousness. In fact, they're even less of an entity than an LLM. 

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