Round and round we go, where it stops, nobody knows! (hint: It doesn't stop...) I had always hoped to avoid the Demon Sword Protocol when I first came up with some of the original ideas behind the MEQUAVIS years and years back.
I'm going to tie this review of Kill Switch and the related whatsinthebox viral marketing campaign in together with the concept of the MEQUAVIS and the Demon Sword Protocol...
When it comes to the MEQUAVIS, unfortunately here we are over ten years later and honestly, The MEQUAVIS does not look like it will be functional before the onset of AI and AGI which is not good and I had really hoped to get some kind of interest or backing in the idea by this point.
A lot of people tell me it's too late and that you can't do anything anymore. But if you think that, then you really haven't read anything I have written in the past.
While yes, it would have been ideal in a perfect world to have gotten the MEQUAVIS funded and at least partially up and running in a legit way by now. I always assumed that it could or would go this way with absolute ignorance and unwillingness to loisten.
This is where the Demon Sword Protocol fits in.
Think of it this way...
http://wikibruce.com/2009/04/a-big-box-of-babel-research/
the movie based on the whatsinthebox.nl stuff(2009-2014) from Tim Smit came out in 2017. It’s called Killswitch and it is about creating a parallel Reality in a box that we draw pure energy from that turns on us, Sort of like the Microverse in Rick and Morty :) lol
Switch the energy source coming from the parallel reality out and replace it with AI instead, and you now have a pretty good reference point to a Demon Sword.
This movie will serve as a very good reference in the future for people to understand MEQUAVIS concepts...
Watch it, I almost feel like this movie and the whole whatsinthebox thing is a super mandela effect...more of a mandela manifestation... or a quantum manifestation. seriously...
At one point in the movie they even say this is an opportunity to explore impossible frontiers, and the guy says I've already been to space... And they respond with space is possible...
Dude! That's the MEQUAVIS!!!
The Echo would be a world within the MEQUAVIS the same way that the Matrix would be a world in the MEQUAVIS!
What an amazing movie and concept and I would very much so like to have a discussion with this Tim Smit fella if he is even a real real person ;) Tim Smit, c'mon, WTF!? Is this some kind of a joke now? LOL and ROFLMAO
What they are referencing in this movie would be the distant future of MEQUAVIS technology where an actual cyberspace-time parallel world was created that was seamlessly integrated and mapped into real space time, basically a pocket of space-time within space-time... Think like the TARDIS in Doctor Who... bigger on the inside. It would be connected points in space-time into a cyberspace-time. So you could take to points in space-time that are right next to one another but then insert a cyberspace-time between them thus creating the illusion of there being more space there... This is some seriously tripped out stuff and exactly what I talk about all te time! All be it this would be the ultimate scale of the technology with the ability to insert cyberspace-time into space-time... science-fiction for now ;)
I don't want to spoil the movie because you should watch it, Just acknowledge that both worlds are in the Mequavis... basically the main top level universe that created the Echo would be a reverse MEQUAVIS running a shadow world simulation, the echo...
Really good stuff...
Bravo to you Tim Smit, Whoever you really are :)
PS, If you can't figure out what the Demon Sword Protocol is yet then you didn't understand this movie or what I talk about. I'm going to save the explanation of the Demon Sword for a later post :) But imagine the Echo is a place to make a monster in a box, a contained and trained (obedient) skynet that can fight another skynet in the real world if one were to come online.
The Kill Switch is a reference to the honeypot in the MEQUAVIS catching an AI in the system, caught, boom, Kill Switch! Get it?! even if Tim Smit himself hasn't realized that yet hahaha!
This movie is literally about the quantum universes I talk about eventually simulating to create an emulated multiverse. The way they explain breaking down space-time into higher dimensional slices is pretty cool even if wrong.
movie review 10/10 (because of the budget and topics and speed filming)