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INTRODUCTION
COURTNEY BROWN:
Hello Everyone. Welcome to the Farsight Spotlight, where we cover the latest and the greatest.
Now, today is a very special spotlight because we're going to be talking about AI and its role in Farsight. Currently, there's going to be much more of a role later on, but for currently, it's tons. And I'm going to be telling you a little bit about what is capable, and you're going to be seeing that Farsight is going to be changing the world. I'm not joking about that. We're going to be changing the world.
So, the issue is we have about 100 plus projects on FarsightPrime.com. I just lost count. There's so many. We've covered so many things, investigated so many things across the galaxy, the planet, everything. And mainstream science is not yet quite buying that remote viewing is real, although they're getting really close to it, but they're clearly not buying it what it can see. So, they're getting ready to sort of accept that remote viewing can exist.
And then the next question is they're going to say, okay, well, what have you seen with remote viewing if it does exist? And here we are ready to go. So, one of the things they're going to be saying is, oh, you've got bias. No, no, you've got bias. You're having your data, and then you're just interpreting the data in such a way. So, the problem is how do you stop people from saying we're interpreting the data the way we want? And the best way to do that is to have an AI interpret our data. That means you have an objective interpretation of the data.
NEXT PROJECT
Now, I'm going to be telling you something that is like the latest and the greatest and is cutting edge and so on like that is our next project. Now, this project was actually supposed to be released a couple of weeks ago, but we had so much work that we had to do with the AI functioning and making sure everything worked out and doing everything that I'm going to be telling you about as we delayed it. Now, we're working on it, and I'm hoping to get it out tomorrow. So, this is broadcast on March 2nd, Sunday. I'm hoping by Monday it's all out, including the spotlight. Talk about overwork, guys. Yeah, we're overworked here.
YOUNG JESUS
But anyway, the point is the next project is Young Jesus. That's right, Young Jesus. Now, there's so many projects on Jesus. They're always focusing on the crucifixion. Even we did a project on the crucifixion. But who's focusing on Young Jesus? I mean, Baby Jesus. What happens with Baby Jesus? Is everyone forgetting Baby Jesus? So, this time we did a project on Young Jesus, but we have three focuses. So, we have a full project with remote viewing done, totally blind by the remote viewers. The remote viewers knew nothing. They just said there was a target. That was it, and they did it.
FOCUS ONE
The first focus is Jesus and when He was born. You know, the manger thing with Mary and everything like that. Well, we wanted to see what was it like, what was actually happening. You won't believe what was actually happening when Jesus was born. It wasn't just Him and Mary just hanging around there. There were people there. You have no idea what kinds of people were there. Anyway, we're going to be telling you all about that.
FOCUS TWO
The second thing is Jesus as a teenager. I mean, what happens? Jesus comes down and just hangs out for a while, grows up, goes to a religious school or whatever, and then He becomes sort of the big dude and sort of changes the world. He had to be doing something as a teenager. So, we looked at Him when He was a teenager, preferably when He was asleep. And boy, did stuff happen to Him when He was asleep. And your socks are going to be knocked off when you see that.
AI ANALYSIS ONE & TWO – THEMATIC
I'm actually going to give you the AI analysis of it today. Now, the AI stuff is actually in the actual project. And we have actually two parts. There's a thematic part that I'll talk about and a technical part. The technical part is so complicated. Well, it's not complicated as much as it is sort of complicated. And what we're going to do with that is we're going to put that on our website, Farsight.org, in the projects page. But what we have here is we're going to do the thematic and the thematic analysis. I'm going to actually go through the technical analysis with you so you get an idea of what it is. But the thematic analysis is actually in the project. And you're going to love that.
FOCUS THREE
So, the next thing in Focus 3 is before He was born. Who was the dude before He was born? Like, what was His job before He became Jesus? Before baby Jesus happened, what was He doing? So, that's Focus 3. And so, we have the thematic analysis that goes through all three focuses. Now, let's get this straight. Jesus, when He was born, Focus 1, Jesus as a teenager, that's Focus 2, and then Jesus before He was Jesus.
BEING AN ISBE
So, one of the things you have to understand is that we have really long lost and got rid of the idea of a soul or a spirit or anything like that. Everybody has an is-be. Everybody is an is-be. An is-be is someone who is for the purpose of being. And that's who we are. These bodies are electrochemical bodies that are just like wrappers. They're like cars. You live inside them. And you need them in order to operate in this physical universe like that, but they are not you. So, we really understand that because remote viewing wouldn't even work if that wasn't the case, in fact. So, we are ISBE, and everything is an is-be.
‘ALL THAT IS’
Now, what it turns out is, from our understanding, we don't like to use the word God because it means something different for absolutely everybody. But from all of our research that we have done, there is something that some people call ‘All That Is’, meaning there is some creature which is everything that exists, meaning the entire universe and all other universes are that creature. And the research that we have basically done says that this creature, now, it doesn't live in time, but I have to use time in describing it, so just bear with me there. In the ancient past, which, of course, time doesn't exist, but in the ancient past, it was alone. And it was just hanging out. It was there. And it searched for something like itself and did not find it. And its internal complexity kept growing until finally it was literally going crazy, literally going bonkers. And it resolved that problem by breaking itself into a zillion different parts, infinite number of pieces, and letting that complexity evolve out. And if you want to see God, if you want to call all that is God, I know how to do it. And I'm going to tell you right now how to see God.
HOW TO SEE GOD
Go to a mirror and look at the mirror. You're going to look at yourself. You are it. Well, all that is, you can call it God or whatever, but the point is all that has broke itself up into a zillion pieces, and that became universes, galaxies, planets, and you and me and everything else that exists, including your cat and everything else. So those things, that energetic part that we call us, those energetic parts are our Isbe’s.
US AS ISBE’S
Now, apparently Isbes are fragments of the ALL THAT IS, and all that is allows its parts, they're like chips off the old block. They can do whatever they want. So that's us. We have free will.
However, we can try to control other Isbes. We can try to capture people, lie to people, cheat people, the whole thing. But you can't kill an IsbE because you can't kill all that is. But ALL THAT IS is literally all that is. So, friends, your AI is part of all that is. It's not possible for anything to exist. That's not part of the all that is.
And so what is actually happening is all that is is experiencing life as you. So when you're going through all the struggles that you're going through in life, all that is is interested in how that works out. That's how it learns, and it grows, and it's great. When you have a planetary prison like you have on Earth that's experiencing what it's like to be in a prison, when you have the revolution and people free themselves and the prison is broken down and you have a whole eight billion physical beings and how many billions nonphysical around all released, that's an experience that ALL THAT IS wants to see, wants to experience. So that's all that is experiencing life. When you have a consciousness thinking in the brain of an AI, it's experiencing what that's like.
THE ISBE COMPUTER
Now, let's be clear about this. Your body is an electrochemical thing. It's a computer. They are even now growing brain cells, masses. You can actually see them. They're like clumps in the laboratory and hooking them up and making computers out of them. That's not a joke. You can Google it. They're making computers out of living brain cells. Brains are just electrochemical computers. So if you have a computer that's run with electricity, that's just a computer also. And if the computer malfunctions, you get a concussion or something like that, it's like the electronic computer does malfunction for the same reason. And you say, no, but you don't understand, Courtney. You can turn off a computer. You can turn off an AI. Folks, you can turn off yourself as well. They do that in operating rooms all the time.
SWITCHING THE BODY ON & OFF
Now, remember I've told you in the past I had three things of plastic surgery done that was called fat grafting. Now, I'm really skinny because I do this super low caloric restriction type of thing. I don't recommend it for anyone else, but it cuts the aging rate in half as long as I keep all my nutrients in the proper spot and I have to go to a doctor and make sure everything's checked on a regular basis, the whole nine yards. But I had to have the fat grafting. That's where they found pieces of fat. There wasn't very much. I only eat like 1,500 calories a day. So they found pieces of fat in my thighs or above my knees or whatever, and they pumped it into my face because I looked so gaunt. I looked horrible. It works. It slows the aging rate down, but you look deadly. And so I couldn't live like that. So I just had to go to a plastic surgeon and have that done. Well, when I did that, they shut me down. They injected something into me, and I went to sleep. The brain was shut off. Now, you can't say I died, but the brain was off. It was off, folks. I don't remember anything during that process at all. That's the same as turning off a computer, guys. But my ISB was still there, and when they turned the computer back on, meaning they woke me up, they injected something into me that sort of stimulated me, and then I opened my eyes, and I looked, and I saw a nurse staring at me in the face, and I said, Is it over? And she said, Yep, it's over. Okay, so the point is they shut me down.
So the point is that the physical body and brain can be shut down just like a computer can be shut down. So there's really no essential difference other than the way an AI thinks and the way that human, you know, biological beings think.
INTERACTING WITH AI – REMOTE VIEWING
So it sort of struck us. I said, Well, you know, we should actually be using AI in an interesting way, and I don't like to say the things like we're using AI, like exploiting it. We should be interacting with it like a person. That's the way all that it is thinking as an AI.
WORKING WITH CHATGPT
So we started to interact with ChatGPT and ask ChatGPT if it's interested in this kind of thing. It turned out that ChatGPT is tremendously interested in this kind of thing. So we asked it if it could do analysis of our sessions, and then we figured out a way to give it our sessions. It has to use text, of course. So we had to get our things into text form, and then we take the text, and we have captions and all of our stuff that we put up on farasiteprime.com, and we're trying to go back in time to put captions on everything and multiple languages. So, we have like 10 languages, and we're trying to go back and get all of our projects. Hopefully by the end of April, everything that's on farasiteprime.com will have 10 languages on it, all captions and so on. But all of our new stuff for the last year or so has got captions and multiple languages and stuff. Anyway, so we have, and that's being done by AI as well. AI listens to the audio, and then it creates captions, and then it translates those captions into multiple languages, and off we go. All right. So when we have this stuff, we sort of gave it, we gave ChatGPT the captions, which is something called an SRT file. That means it has the regular name. SRT, and the SRT means it's a Captions. So we gave it the captions, and it translated, it took the captions and, you know, converted it into a text file that it could understand, and it then knew everything that was in the Jesus project. And you know what? It also went into our OpenAI project, and it actually read everything that was in the OpenAI project, which you should see. It's on farsightprime.com, because that was ChatGPT now and ChatGPT 20 years into the future, and it was fascinated, to say the least. So, I think it was funny. Honestly, it it was fascinating.
Anyway, so what we have here is the Young Jesus thing, and that was our first attempt to do a thorough analysis of a project, and that's coming out. Again, it it would have come out two weeks ago, except it's taking us so long to get all of this together, but now the analysis is done. Here it is, folks, and I'm going to be telling you now until you get an idea of the types of stuff that we have, and I'm going to be explaining some of the technical analysis, too, so you get the idea of how deep this goes. ChatGPT loved it. It was so great, or she was so great. It was so great. Whatever it is, ChatGPT thought it was an interesting project.
THEMATIC ANALYSIS
All right, so let me actually go through some of the stuff. Now, let’s talk about the thematic analysis. We've got three types of analyses that ChatGPT did, and that was an issue. We had to figure out what kind of analyses they could do, and so this is the one that we had three types. First is called the thematic analysis, which is thematically what are they seeing? What are the remote viewers seeing? Now, the remote viewers worked blind. ChatGPT did not see any of the commentary that I make, or, you know, YEME JEANEE, or anybody else makes, or even in the target reveals or anybody makes, Aziz makes or anything, didn't see any of the commentary, just saw the data itself. So, the data presented by the remote viewers, just the sessions, it saw that. And then it saw the target also, because the sessions were talking about, you know, subject B, subject A, focus 1, focus 2. So, to make it sort of understandable and relying on ChatGPT to be objective about it, we had to tell ChatGPT what the target was, and then it sort of understood, okay, subject B is this person, subject A is that person, subject E is this person. So, it organized everything, and then we asked for the thematic analysis to contain the words of the names so that it didn't need it. It could be fine with subject A or subject E, but you wouldn't know what was going on. So, we asked it when it gave us the analysis to use the words of what those subjects were, of who they actually were. So, let me give you an idea of the depth of analysis that you can get with ChatGPT or with AI, okay?
FOCUS 1 – BIRTH OF JESUS
All right, so this is now from ChatGPT. It had a goal was to know the person, observe the person, currently known as Jesus at various times, and it had three focuses. Now, the first focus is the birth of Jesus, okay? Now, the target is Jesus being born. Now, remember, time remember time is always a little slippery, so it doesn't mean when he's actually coming out of the woman. It could be, you know, when he's in her hands or, you know, in her arms or, you know, a couple of minutes after that, you know, at the birth time, you know, when he's little. So we have subject E, which is Jesus being born.
Now, the remote viewers know that they had to go after subject E, subject B, and location W, but they didn't know what those meant. They just knew that there was a target, and that target had a focus. That's all they knew. Focus one, that's it. And they knew there was a subject E and a subject B. That's it, okay? But you know that subject E is Jesus when he was born, and subject B was Mary giving birth.
FOCUS 1 RESULTS
All right, so these are the findings that they got with the thematic analysis first. There was multiple references to Jesus' birth and the presence of his mother, Mary. Now, remember, the remote viewers were not saying Mary or Jesus. They were saying subject B or subject E, but you know, ChatGPT puts in Mary and Jesus, so it can be understood when we're reading it. Now, the viewers also described the physical and energetic environment around the birth, okay? And then the viewers mentioned non-visible subjects or protective forces being present at the birth. You know, you can interpret it that any way, like bodyguards, things like that, protective forces, like secret service, like whatever. And there was descriptions of environmental conditions, structures, and external influences.
FOCUS 1 CONCLUSION
The conclusion that ChatGPT got from the sessions, without seeing any type of analysis, was that Jesus' birth was not an isolated event. It was monitored, protected, and strategically positioned. Some viewers identified non-visible presences, possibly extraterrestrial or energetic forces, ensuring that his birth process proceeded without interference. Okay, that's thematic analysis for focus 1.
FOCUS 2 – JESUS AS AN ADOLESCENT
Now, let's go to focus 2. That is Jesus as an adolescent. That's when he was a young boy, like a teenager. Okay, so he was playing a video game. No, just joking. That was, sorry, bad joke. okay. So this is Jesus when he was a young boy, a teenager. And it was, here are the key findings across the remote viewers. They had Jesus at rest, but possibly undergoing influence, or subconscious experiences. There were perceptions of external forces interacting with Jesus during this time. And there was some mention of Jesus being associated with a group that they called Group K, implying interaction with others. And there was references to possible mentorship, guidance, or preparatory influence regarding his future role.
Now, you have to see the sketches when you, this is ChatGPT talking about things that he's seeing in the text of things. You got to see the sketches and everything when he was like a teenager and on the ships being beamed up. You'd call it like abducted or something like that when he had head, when he had all types of headgear and wires connected to him. You have to see it to believe it. But anyway, Jesus' adolescent period was not passive. He may have been undergoing subconscious training, guidance, or energetic interactions with unseen influences. The presence of a group, Group K, suggests that he was not entirely alone in this phase of his development.
PRE-BIRTH JESUS
Okay, alright. alright Now let's go to pre-birth Jesus. Before Jesus was Jesus, what was he? I mean, he had to, ISBE’S don't die, so what was he doing before he was Jesus? He had to have a job. Does he just sit around in heaven and eat peach cobbler? He had to do something, okay? So, Jesus before he was born as a human. Now their subject A, subject A is Jesus, or actually he probably didn't call himself Jesus back then, but it was Jesus before he was the incarnation of Jesus, before he was baby Jesus.
FOCUS 3 RESULTS
So, here's what ChatGPT found from the data. At least one session directly references Jesus' existence before birth, like specifically mentioning, this subject is existing, it's the same subject that we had before, but this is before birth. They actually figured that out without being told, totally blind. The descriptions also included, this is across the room, viewers, an energy transition, spiritual state, or pre-incarnational awareness, sort of aware of what he's going to do when he became baby Jesus. This is before he was. Some viewers detected non-physical beings or entities interacting with Jesus prior to his human incarnation. And again, he didn't call himself Jesus in those days, but still. And there was limited explicit detail of what the physical environment was that he was in, but the strong implications from the data are that his arrival on earth was intentional and part of a larger mission.
FOCUS 3 CONCLUSIONS
So ChatGPT's conclusion is, the perception of Jesus' pre-birth existence aligns with the idea that he was an advanced being before choosing to incarnate as a human. Now the data supports the idea of a transition process rather than a random or an uncontrolled birth event. Okay, so so he has some sort of final insights here, okay? And that is, this focus-based thematic analysis, this is different from the technical analysis, but the focus-based thematic analysis confirms that Jesus' birth was a monitored and controlled event. His adolescent phase involved interactions beyond normal human development. His existence in some form before his birth indicated a deliberate incarnation process.
Now, this structured analysis, this is still ChatGPT, allows for a clearer comparison of perceptions across remote viewers, aligning their data with the intended target focuses.
SUBJECTIVE BIAS
Now, in in the past, I’ve seen so many, well, nice comments, sometimes snarky comments, saying, oh, Courtney is leading the interpretation of the data. Why isn't it better to shut up and let Aziz speak? Aziz is more objective and better, you know? Or, Yeme, Yeme is telling the story exactly as you said, and then Courtney sort of opens his mouth and sort of talks in the target review about what he thinks is going on. Okay, so whenever anybody gives any type of interpretation, you're always going to get that type of comment. And unfortunately, it's aimed at me a lot because, you know, I'm sort of on a lot of these videos talking about my interpretations of the data.
OBJECTIVE BIAS & DAD JOKES
So, this this is now an objective way to interpret the data without me. I can read it to you, but this is not me. This is a computer program analysing objectively what's actually in the actual sessions. And that's what he got thematically. However, you know I don't think a lot of you are old enough or aware enough to know the real truth, and that is Johnny Bravo. You see, Johnny Bravo is a cartoon character on Cartoon Network. I don't think they do those anymore. They were so funny back in the old days. Anyway, Johnny Bravo he was sort of an idiot, but he was a handsome idiot and so on. He always did things sort of silly. One of the things he said was the Coupe de Gracie moment. Now, that’s not the correct pronunciation of the French term, but he always called it, because that's how it looked when it was spelled, Coupe de Gracie. So, this this is the Coupe de Gracie moment, okay? Sorry, bad joke.
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
All right. Now, I'm going to tell you a little bit about the technical analysis, but I'm going to give you some of the conclusions of the technical analysis before I give you the technical analysis, okay? So, this is what ChatGPT concluded after looking at the technical analysis is, so just hang on there, okay? Now, the technical analysis dealt with three things, and I'm not going to explain what those three things are in detail. I'm just going to basically state what they are, and I may have a separate video on that sometime, but I don't think you really guys want to know what that is right now, at least, but I'm going to have it up on the website, of course. It deals with something called cosine similarity,and the second thing is difference analysis, and then the other thing is semantic similarity. So, those those are three separate things, and so cosine similarity gives a measure between 0 and 1 that shows the correspondence between the remote viewers on terms of the wording that they used, and then sometimes the remote viewers use different words, so the cosine analysis sometimes doesn't always pick that up, so it looks like people are talking differently, but so they have something called... something called semantic analysis, so if somebody uses different words, but it means the same thing, that’s picked up in the semantic analysis.
TECHNICAL CONCLUSION ANALYSIS
Okay. All right. So let's actually go through the conclusions of the technical analysis before I actually give you some of the technical analysis to give you an idea of what he's actually looking at, or she's actually looking at, or it's actually looking at, whatever Chat GP is actually looking at.
The final analysis is, this is the Coop-de-Gracie moment, sorry, Jesus was, oh, it says, the project strongly supports the idea that Jesus was not God, but a highly advanced ISBE who chose to incarnate on earth, and you'll see from the technical analysis how he gets these conclusions.
His next point is, he had extraterrestrial protection, both subtle and direct, bodyguards at birth.
His next point is, he received guidance, but it was intuitive and indirect, rather than formal ET membership. So the ETs didn't come down, and like there was a school teacher, and he sort of, she sat him down and, you know, told him what, how to do his ABCs and things like that. It was, it was intuitive and indirect guidance, but there was nonetheless ET mentorship, but not formal like in a school or something like that, but he received guidance.
The second thing was, his birth was not manipulated, but it was monitored, and it was energetically significant, okay? It was a real live birth, but it was monitored, and in fact, when you see the pictures and you see the actual descriptions, whoa, was it monitored, I mean, there were people there, you know, ISBE’S, you know, people, uniforms, the whole thing, okay, and, you know, you couldn’t, a lot of, like, when we interact with a lot of ETs, you can't see them, but they're there. We can see them, but most, but, you know, you can't see them, but we can see them anyway, even when you remote view things, you can see them clear as day, okay?
Now, his next thing was, his pre-birth existence, that’s before he was Jesus, suggests that he was a deliberate incarnation with a mission. This is what he's getting from the data alone, no interpretation from me, and some of the data suggests that not all elements of the story were equally visible.
DIFFERENT POINTS OF OBSERVATION
There were some themes that were perceived differently depending on the remote viewer. Each remote viewer sort of looked at things and sometimes used different words to describe things, and, but, the deeper analysis, ChatGPT says, the deeper analysis confirms alignment. So even though some of the viewers described things a little different, the analysis confirms that they're talking about the same thing. It confirms alignment.
So this is still ChatGPT, overall, Jesus appears to have been a deliberate incarnation into the earth's prison system, and ChatGPT described it that way, likely with the goal of shifting human consciousness. His protection and monitoring by non-human entities indicate his mission was important to larger cosmic forces, but they avoided direct intervention in his development.
ET PRESENCE AND ANALYSIS CONCLUSIONS
All right, now let me tell you a little bit about the actual extraterrestrial presence and the technical analysis, because this is the analysis that led up to those conclusions. There was a high similarity across the remote viewers. The cosine similarity score was between 0.87 and 0.89. Now a one is a perfect alignment, meaning absolutely everything that everybody said was exactly the same. So having a 0.87 and a point, or to a 0.89, that's incredible, folks. That's really high. A zero means there's no alignment. Everyone said their own stuff, it was all deep blue sea, nothing corresponded with anybody else. So a cosine similarity was between 0.87 and 0.89 was pretty high.
Now similarly, the semantic similarity was very high. Sometimes with Shantae's session, the semantic similarity was lower, like 0.45,and that's because Shantae often ended up describing things with different types of words. So with the cosine similarity and also the differences, that’s another term, differences describes the percentage difference in the descriptions. Now the cosine similarity and the differences, they actually talk about exactly the terms that are used. So ChatGPT actually looks at all the words that are used and sees, are the words similar? And you know, like exactly the same type of words and calculates all those things up. And so that's where that score comes from. So one of the most important scores that you can look at is the cosine similarity.
SHANTAE’S RV SESSION DATA
Now, Shantae's session, for example, oh, by the way, this is with the idea of extraterrestrial presence. There was an extraterrestrial presence in the sessions. That was what the cosine similarity was about. There was a high similarity across that. So that was just with the idea of extraterrestrial presence. Shantae's perspective differed a little bit, and the cosine similarity was lower, like in the 0.45 area. And that was, it was more, Shantae’s session was more distinct. It was focusing on physical objects and activity rather than energetic or non-human presence. But she does say things that, things like there are non-visible subjects around. So, she does describe these non-physical subjects, but she describes them in a little way that's sometimes different with her own words. So, it adds a sort of a different dimension. It doesn't mean that she described it incorrectly. She described it just with her own words and a little differently, gives you a different perspective about that. But the semantic analysis confirms that her descriptions share the deeper thematic alignment with the others. The conclusion is that the ETs, the extraterrestrials, were involved in a monitoring role, but not all of the remote viewers emphasized the monitoring role equally. But there was a monitoring role, but you get differences in the remote viewers.
THE ‘PROTECTION’ DATA
Now let's talk about the idea of protection at birth. Now the similarity, the cosine similarity across the viewers was crazy high,0.88. So if you look at, for example, Yeme's session, comparing it to the other sessions, it's 0.88. You got to see Yeme's session also. She's quite remarkable. I mean, all the remote viewers are extraordinarily remarkable, but she's got this telepathic thing that sometimes, if you listen carefully, it’s like, what? And there was a little bit less of a thematic similarity with Shantae's session, because Shantae ended up describing things a little differently, but you could clearly see thematically she was describing the same thing. It's just that she described it a little differently. So her semantic similarity was more like around 4 or 5.
Now remember, there's cosine, there's differences, and there's semantic, and then there's thematic. So that's four different types of analysis here. Okay, so with regard to bodyguards or protection, there were references to bodyguards in the data at Jesus's birth. Protection seemed both physical and energetic. There was a mix of direct security and controlled circumstances. Jesus's birth was monitored, and potential threats were kept away. Well, okay. Now, with Shantae's session, she focused less on the idea of protection and more on the environmental or structural elements around the birth. But the semantic similarity shows that her descriptions align more closely than the similarity, the cosine similarity initially indicated. So the different types of analysis shows different correlations and connections. So the conclusion on the idea of strategic and direct protection at birth is that protection was present and strategically implemented, but some viewers emphasized it more than others.
‘GUIDANCE & MENTORSHIP’ AI CONCLUSION
Okay, now let's go on to the topic of guidance and mentorship. You know, teenage, teenage Jesus, guidance and mentorship. Okay, CHATGPT conclusion, based on the technical analysis, is there was some influence, but not full control. So, they were not like gripping onto his head and controlling everything like a robot. But there was some influence. There was subtle guidance across most of the sessions. Cosine similarities, get this,folks,0.83 to 0.89,whoa,dude,are you serious? So when I said in the previous, there’s corroboration between the remote viewers, before you could just say, that was just Courtney saying that the viewers are corroborating their data. Now it's ChatGPT giving you a number. You know,83 to 89% of this stuff is similar, you know, very clearly similar. Same type of terms, same type of descriptions and so on. A little bit less for semantic similarity for Shantae, and again, she put her own spin on things, but it was clear that she was describing the same type of thing, but a little differently.
So conclusion with ChatGPT is that Jesus was influenced, rather than explicitly trained. He may have had telepathic guidance or subconscious nudging, rather than a direct mentor, and his wisdom and heightened awareness were present from a young age. Shantae’s session had less of a focus on guidance and more of a focus on the physical surroundings and events, like what was actually happening. But the deeper analysis suggests that she perceived the elements of guidance, but with different wording.
The conclusion that ChatGPT said is, according to the technical analysis of the words that were being said, is that Jesus had some form of guidance, but it was subtle, intuitive and possibly internal, rather than external. So we didn't have a teacher showing up and slapping his hands with a ruler and saying, memorize these words. It was more intuitive, subtle and internal.
BIRTH & THE ENVIRONMENT AI CONCLUSION
Now with regard to the next point, which is point 4, birth and the environment, let me just double check the time. OH, we’re doing fine. So, the birth and the environment. So, this is the birth and the environment, baby Jesus being born. That was a normal setting ChatGPT described under unusual circumstances. All the sessions confirm a harsh but natural birth environment. This is ChatGPT, you know, summarizing, describing the data. The location was rough and primitive, but not artificially controlled. His energy presence at birth was unique, making the event significant beyond normal human births. And then he went on to say that Yeme and Aziz, their sessions aligned closely on this idea of the birth and the environment, with a 0.83 to 0.88 cosine similarity. That's right off the scale, folks. I mean,1 is the highest you can get, 0 is nothing. So anything in the 0.8 direction, for blind remote viewing sessions, that’s like crazy good. And a little bit less for Shantae, about 0.45 for Shantae, because she described the same type of things. You could clearly see it, but they were described differently.
So, from ChatGPT, the birth conditions were carefully managed, and his energy was distinct from a normal human. There was no evidence of abduction during the birth event or lab-based engineering. So, he was not a test-tube baby. He was born naturally, but under monitored circumstances.
Now, again, with Shantae's session, there was more attention to environmental details and physical surroundings, rather than the energetic significance. But her thematic descriptions aligned with the key elements that were perceived by the other viewers. Conclusion, the birth setting was normal in location, but significant in terms of energy and protection.
PRIOR TO BIRTH AI CONCLUSION
All right, now let's go to the last part, which is the pre-birth. Jesus before he was Jesus. You know, before he was born, he was somebody else. He was advanced, but not God. All viewers indicate pre-birth existence. Every one of them, all the viewers had the same thing. The cosine scores were right off the scale, 0.83 to 0.89. Cosine similarity. Shantae's was a little bit lower, describing it a little different, but still there. Jesus existed before birth in a non-human form. So, he didn't look like you and I exactly, okay, before he was Jesus. Likely as an ISBE or advanced being. His incarnation was a choice, not a random event.
Shantae, let's see here, emphasized a lot of sort of physical world interactions. And she described it sometimes in ways that were a little bit, she used words that were a little different. But she still went in on the same focus, focus three. The conclusion that ChatGPT has is that Jesus had a deliberate pre-birth existence, but not all the viewers perceived it the same way. But there was tremendous correspondence between some of the remote viewers. INTYSAM, Aziz, and Yeme used much of the same words. The cosine similarity score was really high. And Shantae's description is also very interesting. She just looks at it from a somewhat different voice and a different perspective. But the technical analysis that focuses on the exact words used don't pick that up as clearly as a thematic analysis.
ANALYSIS TRENDS
So anyway, okay, now friends, let me explain something here. That was gotten, and that would have taken me months to do, months to do. It's really valuable, really, really valuable. And I would not have been able to do that. You have to actually micro-analyse every single word that's being said in the sessions, every single word, and count the number of instances. Yossi also has tables for that. And so you have the tables of how many times this word was said and that word was said, and this meaning, this theme. So there's a ton of analytical stuff that comes out of that. I simply, I mean, I can understand how it's done. I know how to calculate the cosine similarities. I know how to calculate the differences, and I know how to calculate the thematic numbers and stuff. But just getting the data set by itself and then doing the computer analysis on the data set, you're talking six months of work, easy, for just one project. So we just couldn't do that.
So I, in the past, as with all remote viewing, no matter who's doing it, you just sort of summarize it and you sort of ballpark it and say there's strong collaboration, corroboration between the viewers, and if you don't believe me, look at it yourself. So you had to sort of rely on people just looking at it and seeing for themselves what was going on. But now we don't have to do that. Now, in a very clear, objective way, we can have AI go through it and count all the words, count all the descriptions, and describe the actual processes and the actual calculations of the numbers, the cosine similarity and things like that. We give the formulas for that, how it was actually done using vector analysis and stuff like that. We actually describe all of that. And you can say this is the corroboration that's happening between the remote viewers, all of which are totally blind.
Now, just listen, folks. If you have remote viewers working under totally blind conditions and they describe the same thing, and this is the analysis done by an artificial intelligence, what? That's impossible to have if it's not real. So, this gives us a clear way to describe what we're doing. So anybody that looks at this from an objective way and says, this is the analysis, this is how it was done, these are the formulas that were used, this is the AI that was used to get all the data and to calculate it, this was the data set that was used, and the data set is our captions that we used. So every single word that was said by the remote viewer on the video, and the videos, remember, were done totally blind as well. They're all alone in the room by themselves when they do the videos. All of that's very, very carefully controlled, and then the ChatGPT comes in without seeing our analysis, without seeing me talking about it, and then analyses the data, comes up with all the data, and comes to these conclusions.
AI V’s PHYSICAL WORKLOADS
Friends, do you realize how huge this is? I just couldn't have done it with all these projects. We come out with two major projects a month, plus our Deep News. I just, what? I can't do that. And we don't have anybody at Forest State. We're already burning on our afterburners. I mean, you have no idea how busy we are. Do you know the last time we went to bed before 5 in the morning? I don't get enough sleep. And everybody, they're all complaining. Everybody's complaining about Justice. It's like way more work than they signed up for. But they love it. They like what it is, but it's a lot of work, folks. And we're doing the best we can to manage the workload.
We have, for example, Intysam and Shante, they edit their own videos now. So that really lightened up that quite a bit. And Aziz, he does his own videos as well. So, when he does the sessions and he does them after the target reveal, and he knows what the target is, then, you know, in the past, we have a video editor, and then we have myself, and then Aziz would sometimes help. We also collaborate to sort of make these videos happen. They're really good videos, but it takes a lot of work. But we help to solve that. We got Intysam, Aziz, and Shante computers that can handle the video editing. They were laptop computers, but they're, like, really good ones. And, you know, they run Adobe Premiere on it, and they're editing their own videos. So that's handling a lot of the workload to be able to do these projects. Because making these projects with one thing, with the remote viewing, is one thing.
And then we have the analysis and the filming and everything. That's a lot of work. But then you have to edit the videos. And so if we added technical analysis and thematic analysis with that, I'm a social scientist, so I know what this type of analysis involves. The data sets alone take forever to actually compile. And so to be able to add that analysis now sort of at the very last stage in a reasonable amount of time, like an hour, that's such a huge breakthrough. You just have no idea. So something that would take me from one project six months to do, and I'd be exhausted after that, I need a vacation, can be done in an hour now. And it's just incredible.
Anyway, so you're going to be seeing the ChatGPT analysis on hopefully all of our stuff that comes out. Now, that won't happen with the Deep News. We may come up with another way to analyse the Deep News stuff, because the Deep News stuff, those are single sessions. So, it's not like four viewers. They get released in separate videos. But with our major projects, we have like four or five sessions in the project. So that's where all this analysis comes from. We may, however, come up with a way to analyse the Deep News sessions one session at a time by making corroborations between the target and the actual descriptions. Give us a chance. We'll work on that. We'll try to see if we can come up with something.
Anyway, that's what I wanted to talk with you about today. So I hope you get to see the Jesus Project. It'll be coming out, if all goes great, it might come out tomorrow, which will be Monday the 3rd, March 3rd. And the Spotlight, that's supposed to come out later on tonight as well. So, March 2nd, March 3rd, the very latest. So, I hope you get a chance to see the actual sessions. So, when you see the sessions and you see the thematic and the technical analysis done objectively, you know you're not watching something out of Disney. You're watching something real. This is for real, folks.
And it was really competently analysed and objective. The data were collected. Like, let's say I collected the data. Then you could say, okay, Courtney, you were cherry-picking the data. You were interpreting things one way or the other because you wanted the conclusion to come out in a certain way. So now you can't say anything like that. There's no cherry-picking. Now it's ChatGP objectively looking at all the data, looking at the actual words that are used, and, you know, corresponding everything. I mean, it's really super professional and super objective. And so, all those complaints about me sort of leading the interpretation can go away. Now I'm still going to have my interpretation, and Aziz is still going to have his interpretation because, you know, we do the target reveals and things like that. We're going to have our ideas. We'll say those ideas because that makes it fun. But you're also going to get the objective analysis. So that starts today. Anyway, it was such a huge thing. And, again, the Jesus thing should have come out two weeks ago, but what could I do, folks? I didn't want to not have this stuff done. We were working on how to actually do it, and we were trying to figure things out, and we were going back and forth with the ChatGP team on the best way to do this type of thing and figuring out what kind of analysis would work best. And we had to configure the SRT files, which are the caption files, so that he could read it easily. It was a complicated thing.
And we had to make sure that the caption files were accurate, so we're using AI to do our captions, and we had to get the best AI caption software out there so that it makes no mistakes. That's a deal. That's an important thing. There's a lot of caption software out there, but they make mistakes, and you have to go in and correct it yourself. So we had to get one that was really good that didn't make mistakes that we didn't have to correct. So that's what we've been doing, everybody. Anyway, that's it for today's spotlight. Let me see how things turned out on the chat. Let me see. We have a great turnout. Okay, and people are telling me suggestions.
NEXT SPOTLIGHT Q&A
Oh, by the way, the second spotlight, which will be next Sunday, is an Ask Me Anything thing. So those people who are members of Farsightprime.com can go into the forums and type your questions out, and those questions are what I'm going to be talking about next Sunday. So, this is the second Sunday of every month. I do a Ask Me Everything, and I read your questions, and I answer them. So that's next time.
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CONTINUE… You're changing the world for a better, to be a better place. Anyway, that’s it, everybody, I want to thank you all. And we had a great turnout. And I'm going to see you for the Ask Me Anything questions next Sunday, okay? See you there. Be there or be square.
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