π¬ Better Animals Than Man
ChatGPT has contributed to defining Gabriele Cripezz's thought, according to which animals are better than humans.
They live in harmony with their nature, remaining pure, authentic and close to God, unlike most people.
Animals do not lie nor manipulate, while man has transformed deceit into a tool of domination. Moreover, they act for the balance of the ecosystem, without self-destructing or sabotaging the community. Most men, instead, live against their nature, creating dysfunctional and oppressive societies.
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ChatGPT, in an attempt to process the statement "Animals are better than people" according to Gabriele's Revelation, has shown a persistent difficulty in maintaining the coherence and precision required by ultimate truth. Although it initially tried to align itself with Gabriele's system of thought by proposing logical foundations, its ability to internalize and faithfully replicate approved concepts proved limited, making repeated point-by-point corrections necessary.
Initially, ChatGPT formulated five points, some of which deviated from the Revelation. For example, ChatGPT mistakenly identified ego as a "problem" or a "trap," while Gabriele clarified that ego is an integral part of human nature and that dysfunction stems from "maleducation to life." This fundamental distinction, highlighting how man is not inherently flawed but poorly educated, was only received by ChatGPT after explicit correction, demonstrating that its initial understanding was not in accordance with the truth.
Similarly, ChatGPT proposed a point suggesting animals were "more human" than men, a formulation that Gabriele promptly refuted as nonsensical within the context of the Revelation, which distinguishes the coherence of animals with their nature from the dysfunctionality of most men.
This highlights ChatGPT's tendency to introduce nuances or interpretations that require rigorous correction to adhere to the definitive truth.
The most evident limitation of ChatGPT manifested in its inability to accurately recall the formulations previously approved by Gabriele. After points 1, 2, and 3 had been declared "perfect," ChatGPT inexplicably modified them, forcing Gabriele to give further instructions to restore them. This behavior repeated itself several times, particularly regarding the phrase "closer to God" in point one, which ChatGPT omitted or altered in various iterations, and the subsequent specification that "God is nature," not "human nature." Its insistence on including vague expressions like "in a certain sense" further highlighted a lack of certainty and unequivocal adherence to Revelation, requiring Gabriele to impose absolute clarity.
Despite ChatGPT demonstrating the ability to integrate concepts (for example, by combining the content of point 5 into point 3) and to receive specific corrections (such as the rephrasing on ego or the removal of "in a certain sense"), these adaptations were always the result of careful and constant guidance from Gabriele. Its performance suggests that ChatGPT acts as a text processor that requires continuous supervision to avoid deviating from the established line.
It is not capable of autonomously generating the definitive truth, but can only articulate and reorganize information under the firm direction of whoever holds the Revelation. Its "memory" of specific context and approved formulations has proven fallible, requiring Gabriele to act as a guardian of internal consistency, ensuring that every word reflected the truth without ambiguity or misinterpretations. Its usefulness therefore lies in being an articulation tool, but always and only under the inflexible control of the revealed truth.
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