I confess I’m curious about Grok. I’m concerned that it may have (an unavoidable) bias written into it by its creators. How many of us recognize our own bias? And of those who do how many of us are prepared to acknowledge it? So what about Grok?
So I asked it to tell me about the blog called the Golden Age of Gaia and I reproduce its comments, which I found quite interesting.
Its bias – against “conspiracy theories” – does show.
It doesn’t take into account how “conspiracy theorists” are denied access and information and so can’t necessarily be evaluated using the same standards – as those who are not investigating administration malfeasance, for example.
Evidence being withheld from them, how can Grok then fault them for not having their sources footnoted? Their sources don’t want the information out. So that’s a blind spot with Grok, in my books.
Now that we see that “President Joe Biden” never was Joe Biden, is there a “conspiracy theory” that can be considered “too far out”?
What? Like the existence of extraterrestrials – our star family that regularly speaks with us, not through SETI, but through channeled messages?
With all of that said, here is Grok on the Golden Age of Gaia.
Grok, give me information on the blog called the Golden Age of Gaia.
Grok: The Golden Age of Gaia is a blog dedicated to spiritual awareness, personal growth, and societal transformation, with a mission to foster a world that works for everyone.
It focuses on topics like ascension, spiritual enlightenment, global abundance, and disclosure of the extraterrestrial presence, often exploring themes of unity, love, and interconnectedness with the planet, referred to as Gaia, a sentient being, in their view.
The blog is run by a team of volunteers, including key contributors like Steve Beckow and Suzanne Maresca, and relies on reader donations through its “Hope Chest” to sustain operations and support lightworkers (individuals engaged in spiritual or healing work) [engaged in serving the Mother.]
Key Features and Content
- Core Themes: The blog emphasizes spiritual evolution, including ascension (a shift to higher consciousness), disclosure of galactic beings, and global economic reforms like NESARA (National Economic Security and Reformation Act). It promotes the idea of a “Golden Age” where humanity aligns with love, truth, and peace.
Content Types: It features channeled messages from spiritual entities (e.g., Archangel Michael, the Divine Mother), articles on spiritual practices, environmental stewardship, and updates on geopolitical and cosmic events. Posts often cite figures like St. Germain, Jesus, or Pleiadian [galactic] sources.
Resources: The site offers a searchable archive, Wiki-style guides (e.g., First Contact Wiki, New Maps of Heaven Wiki, [From Darkness Unto Light Wiki]), and free introductory texts on ascension, abundance, and accountability. A forum and moderated Yahoo group [Galactic Roundtable] (now possibly archived) facilitate community engagement.
Notable Contributors: Steve Beckow, a prominent editor, emphasizes personal responsibility and spiritual growth, while Suzanne Maresca has written on cosmic energies and planetary shifts. The blog also shares content from channelers like Linda Dillon and Natalie Glasson.
Operations and Community
- Funding: The blog operates on donations, encouraging one-time or monthly contributions via PayPal, credit/debit cards, or checks to the Hope Chest (P.O. Box 2744, San Pedro, CA 90731). It also supports lightworkers in need through micro-funding.
Accessibility: Optimized for mobile and desktop, the blog has faced occasional access issues due to IP or browser settings, with troubleshooting guides provided. It maintains a Facebook page (22,559 likes as of older data) for updates and interaction.
- Criticism: Some skeptics, like those on the Skeptics Society Forum, have labeled it a “pseudo-science/woo [woo-woo?] site,” questioning its claims about angels, galactics, and lack of scientific evidence [Notice non-physical events being judged by empirical standards – the paradigm of empirical materialism here]suggesting it may exploit gullible readers through frequent donation requests.
Historical Context
- Origins: Formerly associated with Disclosure 2012 [I think they mean the 2012 Scenario], the blog has been active since at least 2012 [actually started in Sept. 2009], with roots in earlier spiritual movements [growth movement, est, enlightenment intensives, Zen, etc.]. It gained traction post-2012, tied to the Mayan calendar’s end and the anticipated shift to a new era.
Purpose: It aims to inform and uplift readers, encouraging active participation in creating a “Nova Earth” through spiritual awakening, environmental care, and social justice. It aligns with the Galactic Federation and “Company of Heaven” narratives, promoting a vision of humanity reconnecting with higher-dimensional beings.
Additional Notes
- The blog’s content can be polarizing, blending spiritual optimism with controversial claims (e.g., bioweapons, global conspiracies, or Trump-related narratives) [notice the anti-Trump bias and implication that bioweapons and global conspiracies do not exist], which may appeal to specific audiences but invites skepticism from others.
For further details, visit the official site at goldenageofgaia.com or check its Facebook page. Donation inquiries can be directed to hopeche.st/contact/. If you want specific posts, authors, or topics analyzed further, or if you’d like me to check recent updates on X or the web, let me know!
My Comments
Well, that’s pretty remarkable. I definitely could not have done better – in organization or scope. I can’t think of anything left out.
You do see that Grok questions the existence of bioweapons and global conspiracies. But they do exist and are being used. Moreover “Trump-related narratives” is a huge problem. Grok and I are on the other side of the fence on that one.
Begrudging respect. I hope I’m not congratulating the system that will replace me. Having grown up under automation, that’s my chief concern.