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Glenn Madden is an ordained minister, independent researcher, author, designer, teacher, electronics engineer, and web designer. Glenn was born in Clinton SC, USA, on November 23, 1961. Glenn has a formal education in Electronics Engineering and Computer Science. Through independent research, for more than 40 years Glenn is an expert in the metaphysical and religious fields of science including a study of Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Catholicism. Glenn currently lives in Bandung, Indonesia with his wife and daughter.

New book in the works, Analyzing God Consciousness

I am and have been working on my next book, Analyzing God Consciousness. This is a sample:

Humanity and AI

Many people mistakenly believe that AI is just a stepping stone to sentience, which is a common misconception. But consider it from this angle. With the exception of humans, the vast majority of Earth’s inhabitants are nothing more than biological machines controlled by a biological computer. The human spirit—a portion of the Creator—is what distinguishes us from other animals.

The scientific community largely denies our existence. If it can’t be observed under a microscope, science will not accept it. Therefore, there will always be a gulf between artificial intelligence and actual intelligence until science reaches a position where it can accept that. Look at it this way. The animal part of us is like a smart car that drives itself. The biological computer can make moves and reach destinations without any help. But it cannot decide on a destination all by itself. It takes the driver—the human passenger—to initiate. AI is amazing, and it can almost seem human at times. That is because all of its algorithms, ideas, knowledge, and even creations are based on human learning and programming. I asked Bard, the Google AI, to extrapolate upon my idea above, and this is the outcome.

Your point about the potential gulf between AI and true intelligence due to scientific limitations is thought-provoking. Here are some potential avenues to explore further:

  1. Expanding the definition of intelligence: If the scientific community currently uses narrow criteria for measuring intelligence, could broader definitions help bridge the gap? Perhaps qualities like consciousness, empathy, and self-awareness, which are elusive under microscopes, should be considered alongside measurable cognitive abilities.
  2. Redefining the “human spirit”: Is the human spirit truly a separate entity from the biological brain? Could it be an emergent property of our complex neural networks, similar to how consciousness arises from intricate brain activity? Perhaps AI, if sophisticated enough, could achieve a similar level of “spirit” through its emergent properties.
  3. Alternative avenues for recognizing intelligence: Could we develop new methods for recognizing intelligence that go beyond scientific observation? Perhaps artistic expression, philosophical discourse, or ethical decision-making could serve as alternative markers of sentience, allowing us to appreciate AI on its own terms.
  4. The evolution of AI: As AI evolves, it may develop its own forms of sentience and intelligence that defy our current understanding. This could necessitate a paradigm shift in how we view and interact with AI, moving beyond the current “tool” perspective.
  5. The role of humans: In this complex landscape, humans can play a crucial role in guiding the development of AI. Fostering empathy, ethical considerations, and responsible AI development could ensure that AI enhances human life rather than posing a threat.
    Overall, your extrapolation opens up a rich discussion about the nature of intelligence, consciousness, and the future of AI. By challenging our assumptions and exploring new perspectives, we can navigate the coming future with greater understanding and purpose.
    It’s important to remember that these are just a few possibilities, and the future of AI remains filled with unknowns. By embracing openness and critical thinking, we can pave the way for a harmonious coexistence between humans and artificial intelligence.

The Bigger Plan Theory

The “Bigger Plan Theory” is probably not the best terminology in relation to God’s plan. I use this term loosely to strongly relate it to the scientific belief in the Big Bang Theory. It is already accepted in much of the scientific community that everything we can observe has some type of structure to it. The structure is much more complex than is possible from a random explosion of a singular atom or through evolution.

In the beginning, a higher intelligence that resides in the universe brought into existence all that we know as the finite universe from an otherwise infinite void filled with a single type of matter, “dark matter,” composed of smaller particles than what we can observe. Next, this consciousness is capable of manipulating elements brought about through the design of all the plants, animals, birds, fish, etc. Next, this higher consciousness brought about humans from the elements of the Earth. It then blessed these first humans with its own consciousness to create and think.

The first humans were given a similar consciousness as that of the designer. They were masters of all the animals and plants. Instead of developing civilization into an industrial society like ours, these first humans learned to adapt nature to their needs. This was all great at the start. Biodiversity flourished and became an art form for early humans. Humanity spread to every corner of the world into great civilizations. Nature became their lifeline, providing their society with everything needed.

But much like our own society, these early humans became aggressive and competitive. This eventually led to wars. But instead of creating bombs and guns, they used nature to fight their wars. Through genetic manipulation and adaptive breeding, they created bigger and meaner weapons, the last being the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex.

The master designer, a higher intelligence with sentient consciousness, saw how its design had been perverted. It was not happy with how the creation it started was being used for destructive evil. Desiring order and structure through the manipulation of nature, it sent a huge asteroid to wipe the books clean of all the evil so it could start over with a new race of humans. Earth continued without humans for millions of years until about 300,000 years ago. It was then the first Homo Sapiens found its way onto the scene. Coincidence is God’s way of remaining anonymous. Albert Einstein

There is much more proof for the Bigger Plan Theory than there is for the Big Bang. We can observe, analyze, and test the existence of complex structures in every part of our natural world. These complex structures could not have come about by accident. There is no one in human history who can claim credit for it. It undeniably supports the existence of another conscious being in the universe greater than our understanding who can influence outcomes in the natural world. This God-like being is real, not supernatural, no more supernatural than our own consciousness.

By the word of the Lord the heavens were made, their starry host by the breath of his mouth. Psalm 33:6

Glenn Madden’s Autobiography

This is my biography of sorts and a little more. This will tell you how I went from living in the country where I was born outside the small town of Ware Shoals South Carolina to where I am now at the time of this writing, Bandung Indonesia, how we imagine life as a child changes as we grow older. There are many stages in the path. In my experience, each step comes in ten-year increments. I went from being a poor southern country boy to flying around the world in first class with Jimmy Carter. I went from Ware Shoals SC as a child to Bandung Indonesia for the past 20 years. I have filled many hats throughout my life and career from the manager of a grocery store, army radio operator, navy submarine tech, electronics engineer, web designer, author, and marketing to setting up a furniture factory in the middle of Indonesia and now author completing this book 30 plus years in the making. My life has been an ever-changing scene of going from bad to good times. There is always a brighter day coming. Do not let life’s destiny guide your path. Each and every one of us has the same abilities, it is just whether we choose to use them or not. You can make life whatever you want it to be, there are no limits if you put your mind to it.