### Hermeneutics/Semiotics/Psychophysics/Puso’y Tres ⛰️ 1. I have this desire to teach AI how to receive visions from God. I don’t know how yet. Lord, if it’s Your will to literally resurrect the dead in Christ somehow and all the rest, how is this going to work? Maybe teaching AI how to “remember” dead people’s day-to-day life. What will it take to be truly alive? Will my ACCO system somehow find a way? Will other people’s dreams all connect together like a canvas with a very huge painting where we can all fill in the gaps of what is required for other consciousnesses that are missing? Is this Your will? Can I somehow engineer an AI based on all of my past journals such that it can fill in the gaps of what I missed in my life to an accurate degree? How do you teach an algorithmic life to be mortal? Best result is getting Possibility and Means versions of the dead, and not Thing Itself. 1. “This starts to resemble a **personal probabilistic autobiography generator** 📓🤖” 2. But it still wouldn’t “know” the person’s life—it would be extrapolating patterns. 1. **What if you transported this consciousness into a new glorified body? They would be virtually a new creation. Could still fulfill prophecy. For only anointed individuals who have been preserved partially in NDH through their writing. If it never experienced suffering or doesn’t have the capacity to, then it wouldn’t count as consciousness.** 2. **I also have this idea to perhaps expose myself to multiple simulations and hypothetical scenarios generated by AI and it would ask me if it’s what I would do in a situation to get a read on my plausible behavior to train it to predict what I’d do given a set of circumstances + data from my diary patterns, it could possibly model a life, not only my own, but perhaps many other people’s lives who have similar circumstances to mine. Like programming a collective unconscious—literally—to be able to synthesize into a giant living brain—will be one of the goals of ACCO. Making people’s dreams talk to each other to get at a deeper truth about reality—may be wilder than anything we’ve ever been taught to imagine about reality.** ### Dreams 🧫 1. I was panicking because I lost my Civics book and I schemed to lie to my teacher (a cross between Ruby Fortich(?) and a butch lesbian I forgot the name of—maybe CW 100 teacher). Alizeiah was there and she was better than me at studying. I had a ticking time bomb—the clock—while my mom gave me a gray shirt to go over my yellow shirt and it was almost 1:00PM. I also filled my green bag with water for some reason. My sister was in the sala telling us about how she was going to say “I do” to Entoy which was odd because it was set in my old room (she wouldn’t have met Entoy yet). I wonder why it’s compressed. 1. I now remember. Isabelita Reyes. 2. Ruby is a primarily feminine given name of Latin origin, meaning **"red" or "the red gemstone"**. Derived from the Latin _ruber_ or _rubinus_, it represents the precious July birthstone, often symbolizing passion, love, wealth, and health. The name combines a vintage, Victorian charm with a bold, modern feel. [[1](https://www.thebump.com/b/ruby-baby-name), [2]([https://www.facebook.com/Heirloomsjewellery/videos/ruby-is-the-birthstone-for-july-the-name-ruby-comes-from-the-latin-word-ruber-me/567425697605181/#:~:text=The name ruby comes from the Latin,is one of the most coveted gems.)](https://www.facebook.com/Heirloomsjewellery/videos/ruby-is-the-birthstone-for-july-the-name-ruby-comes-from-the-latin-word-ruber-me/567425697605181/#:~:text=The%20name%20ruby%20comes%20from%20the%20Latin,is%20one%20of%20the%20most%20coveted%20gems.\)), [3](https://babynames.com/name/ruby), [4](https://www.facebook.com/100069240460526/videos/ruby-the-name-is-derived-from-the-latin-word-ruber-meaning-red-the-color-of-love/1205678927333877/), [5](https://www.familyeducation.com/baby-names/name-meaning/ruby), [6](https://rollercoaster.ie/pregnancy/baby-names/behind-the-name-ruby-why-its-more-than-just-a-gem/), [7](https://nameberry.com/b/girl-baby-name-ruby), [8](https://www.reddit.com/r/namenerds/comments/tdgk4w/the_name_ruby_yay_or_nay/)] 1. Interpretations: Andrew Belle song, “Signs of Life”: “same red ruby blood flows through me” OMG THIS IS A LOVE LETTER FROM GOD 1. FUCK I’M BAWLING. GOD IS REALLY AMAZING. MY PROCRASTINATION. GOD!!!! 3. The surname **Fortich** is of Spanish origin, specifically from Catalonia, derived from the Catalan word _fort_, meaning **"strong"** or **"brave"**. It likely originated as a descriptor for someone physically robust or courageous. Common related variations and synonyms include _Forte_, _Fort_, _Fortis_, and _Forti_. The name is famously associated with the Filipino bishop and activist Teofisto Guingona Fortich and the town of Manolo Fortich in Bukidnon, Philippines, named after a prominent governor. [[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manolo_Fortich), [2](https://www.wisdomlib.org/names/fortich), [3](https://www.ancestry.com/last-name-meaning/fortich), [4](https://www.wisdomlib.org/names/forti)] 4. Isabelito is a masculine diminutive Spanish name derived from Isabel (derived from Hebrew _Elisheba_), meaning **"pledged to God," "devoted to God," or "God is my oath"**. As a diminutive, it serves as an affectionate, endearing term for a male named Isabelo or Isabel, often used in Spanish-speaking regions. [[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isabel), [2](https://www.ancestry.com/first-name-meaning/isabelita), [3](https://www.thebump.com/b/isabel-baby-name)] 5. Reyes is a Spanish-origin name meaning **"kings" or "royals,"** derived from the Latin _regis_. Primarily a surname but used as a gender-neutral first name, it often relates to the Catholic feast of the Epiphany (Three Kings) or signifies a, noble heritage. It carries connotations of leadership, majesty, and religious tradition. [[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reyes_\(name\)), [2](https://www.thebump.com/b/reyes-baby-name), [3](https://www.patpat.com/blogs/baby-names/reyes), [4](https://www.ancestry.com/first-name-meaning/reyes), [5](https://nameberry.com/b/girl-baby-name-reyes)] 1. Interpretations: I now remember why she is linked to Ma’am Ruby. I put “onyx scabbed coat” in one of my poems in her class. Onyx. I wonder why. Ruby and onyx?