Rizwan Virk

Either we dismiss it or we say it's some kind of metaphor for something.

It turns out we can do that now.

If you look at the holodeck in Star Trek, the way they programmed it was they basically told it, create a street in Paris.

And now with AI and prompting, we can create entire virtual worlds just by saying, okay, now create the water.

There was a demo of Mark Zuckerberg a few years ago.

This is even before ChatGPT was released with a product called BuilderBot.

He was like, BuilderBot, make an ocean.

And it made an ocean.

And he was standing there with his avatar.

Okay, now I have a little island on it.

Okay, now put some trees up.

Now add some clouds.

Now do this.

AI could generate an entire world for us.

So it could be that all the major religions of the world, and in the Eastern traditions, you almost don't even need to use metaphors.

I mean, in the reincarnation, you take on this character, you play the character, you die, you go back, you come in, you play another character.

I mean, it's basically like a video game.

I mean, those guys, and that's why I say Eastern mystics in the subtitle, but even Western mystics.

In Islam, there's this idea of forgetfulness.

There's like the 70,000 veils when you incarnate and you forget about them.