Electricity and Libido

We have already noted that recently there has been a change in the nature of energy flows within the world’s food chains: replacing goetic demons, as the main consumers of energy of awareness dissipated by people, come the inhabitants of the Interworld, led by the Archons, who consume much less tonified pneuma.

The original reasons for this “switch” are not entirely clear and concern the interaction of the primordial destroyers – Egoism and Ignorance; however, other peoples of Yggdrasil have already gone down the path of such distortion, first and foremost the alves, a significant part of whose “races” also embarked on the path to darkness, giving rise to the grim peoples of the Unseelie Court (ussids and igvs respectively).

However, the strategies that made it possible to redirect significant masses of energy from the Edge of the Interworld to its very “fabric” are fairly easy to trace.

Let us recall once again that the Gatekeepers, like other “service” forces of the Interworld (as well as high-ranking “free” beings of the Interworld – archons, rephaim, and others) are tuned to consume highly tonified pneuma arising from intense experiences. In other words, their way of sustaining activity also implies high psychic activity from producers – humans, faery, and others. One could say that the source of energy for these beings is libido – a high-energy form of pneuma. At the same time, although the archons themselves require highly active energy of awareness, it is their societies’ elites that produce it abundantly, which, by the way, still remains the main food base for the kidemons.

At the same time, for most inhabitants of the “spaces” of the Interworld, low-toned pneuma is quite suitable; for the simplest of them, basic life energy is enough; and most “mid-level” elementals and fomors are able to exist on the energy of simple psychic processes, above all impression energy.

In other words, if for kidemons it is important to make people “experience” destructive states, then for fomors it is enough that the food resource receives an abundance of impressions. And herein lies the first of the keys to their success.

In order to create an extensive stream of impressions, modern digital technologies provide an almost unlimited stream of stimuli. Digital devices offer many diverse stimuli, such as videos, music, games, and social networks, which can lead to a constant desire to check them and consume content.

In order to keep the mind in this stream of hyperstimulation (and, accordingly, hyperproduction of impressions), many apps and platforms use a reward system that encourages prolonged device use. This may be tied to receiving likes, comments, or followers, as well as achieving goals in games.

If the “carrot” system doesn’t work, the “stick” system kicks in – “FOMO” (Fear of Missing Out) – the fear of missing something important or interesting on the internet or social media. People may fear missing important updates, news, or events happening with their friends, acquaintances, or favorite celebrities.

Both of these phenomena are interconnected and can reinforce each other, especially in a digital environment where social reinforcement can be obtained quickly and easily, while the fear of losing it risks becoming constant.

Thus, the first of the archons’ strategies is to switch the mind from processing information to receiving and accumulating it.

From a physical point of view, the difference between “broad” and “deep” information mainly lies in the structure and complexity of data. Broad information includes a large number of superficial facts, which usually have a simpler structure and fewer interconnections between data. Deep information, on the other hand, involves building a complex structure, with many interconnections and dependencies between various elements of information.

Broad information is usually associated with a large amount of heterogeneous data, which requires more memory for storage. Deep information, on the other hand, includes more complex links and structures, which may require more computing power for analysis and processing.

Broad information can be presented as many independent facts, statistical data, or brief descriptions of various events and phenomena. To work with such data, it is important to have sufficient memory capacity to store them and access them quickly.

Deep information, on the contrary, is associated with a more detailed description and understanding of core principles, patterns, and interconnections. Processing deep information can include complex analytical processes such as logical inference, synthesizing knowledge from different sources, modeling, or machine learning. Performing such tasks requires more computational resources and processor power.

And this is the second element of the archons’ strategy: for processing information, not biological energy, but electrical energy, electrical energy in machines. A human thus becomes an input/output device that feeds data to machines and reads processed results. Thus one can obtain a maximum impressions with minimal effort.

One can say that information processing can be more energy intensive than memorization, especially when it comes to complex cognitive tasks and high-level thinking processes.

In a computer, the power consumption of various components may vary, but in the general case, processors usually consume more power than memory devices such as hard drives or SSDs. Processors perform complex computational operations and process large amounts of data, which requires a significant amount of energy. Modern processors have many cores and can process many streams of information simultaneously, which increases their power consumption. On the other hand, memory devices, in particular hard drives and SSDs, also consume energy for writing, reading, and storing data. However, their power consumption is usually significantly lower than that of processors. For example, compared to a processor that may consume tens or even hundreds of watts of power, an “average” SSD may consume only a few watts.

This is a unique idea of the archons, which makes it possible to “supplement” organic energy with mechanical energy, and once led to the “fall” of the dark elves and the emergence of the technocratic civilization of the igvs.

Most of the energy expended on information processing in the modern world is tied to electricity used by computers and other electronic devices. While the human brain expends biological energy, its energy consumption is much lower compared to powerful computers and servers that process large amounts of data.

With the development of information technologies, there is a constant increase in the energy consumption of computer systems. Large data centers use huge amounts of electricity to process and store data, as well as to cool their systems.

Nevertheless, to this day the human brain remains unrivaled at processing certain information, such as processing and interpreting complex emotions, creativity, abstract thinking, and social interaction. In these areas, human biological energy still plays a key role, which also enables the existence of higher-level consumers of psychic energy.

Thus, humanity’s ever-growing dependence on digital devices is not just a shift in labor relations, not merely a technological change; it is a global process of redistributing energy flows, increasingly linked to flows of information.

Intensive use of computers and gadgets can lead to technology addiction, which can negatively affect social skills, physical health, and mental well-being. Constant presence in an informational environment can cause a loss of interest in other types of activity and interaction with the surrounding world. Digital devices provide easy access to information and entertainment, which can lead to people becoming less motivated to seek other sources of occupation or communication in real life.

All of this leads to the desired goal: people become dependent on the stream of digital stimuli, in exchange supplying huge amounts of impression energy consumed by the Interworld.

And each person has to make a choice for themselves: which type of energy they are willing to generate: experiences or impressions – and, accordingly, which predators’ liberation strategy they will have to adopt going forward.