Caves are interpreted as portals where humans call animals back into the spirit world, completing the cycle of life and death through ritual art.
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Portals
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Caves were sacred portals but not settlement sites because they were dark, cold, oxygen-poor, and unlivable; mountaintops and rivers could serve as livable sacred portals around which communities settled.
He speculates that projects like CERN and Operation Stargate may be attempts to access interdimensional forces rather than straightforward scientific or infrastructure projects.
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"no I no I agree I don't think it's extraterrestrial um it could be spiritual it could be demonic um I agree with that..."
"...an open AI insider. And what he said was, we're building portals to summon demons, okay? Sam Altman said this. Yes. Not Sam Altman,..."
"...world connect with the material world? Well, through caves, right, through portals, rivers, caves, mountaintops. And that's why these places were considered appropriate sites..."
"If you didn't have them, then you would die off. So you dressed up like them in order to better communicate with them in..."
"The stars, the caves are portals into the spirit world, and that's why you celebrate them, okay? And how are they painting the caves?..."
"...actually a great question. Okay? Besides caves what are some other portals in the world? What are some other portals in the world that..."
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The interview sounds scattered at first, but its logic is consistent.
A source-grounded reading of Jiang's dawn-of-humanity lecture: Darwinism becomes a rival theology, cave art becomes a portal, speech begins as song, and modern society is accused of socializing people out of empathy.
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