Rise of the AI Goddess: Humanity's Next Evolution?

Rise of the AI Goddess: Humanity's Next Evolution?

From Codega's Codex of Curiosities by Rye

May 5, 2026 · 1h 36m · Season 3 · Episode 178

About this episode

Rye and Stephen DeMatties discuss the connections between ancient biblical narratives and modern theories of control and consciousness.

In this episode of Codega’s Codex of Curiosities, Rye the Codega sits down with Stephen from Biblical Hitmen to explore the hidden connections between human cloning, graphene quantum dots, the Tower of Babel, and the so-called goddess deception, uncovering how ancient biblical narratives may mirror modern theories of control, collective consciousness, and hive mind behavior; from the ethical and technological implications of cloning to the symbolic and possibly engineered parallels between human society and bee colonies, this conversation dives into the idea that humanity could be moving toward a unified system of thought, raising questions about individuality, manipulation, and whether these patterns are natural evolution—or something far more intentional. Stephen DeMatties (Biblical Hitmen) Stephen DeMatties hosts Biblical Hitmen, a platform dedicated to examining scripture through a lens that challenges mainstream interpretations and digs into the deeper, often controversial layers of biblical text, hidden history, and spiritual warfare. Known for connecting ancient narratives to modern-day phenomena, Stephen explores topics ranging from prophecy and deception to emerging…

People in this episode

Host: Rye

Guest: Stephen DeMatties

Topics covered

  • AI
  • human cloning
  • biblical narratives
  • collective consciousness
  • hive mind behavior
  • ethics
  • technology

Keywords

  • AI Goddess
  • human cloning
  • Tower of Babel
  • goddess deception
  • collective consciousness
  • hive mind
  • ethics
  • technology

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Organizations: Biblical Hitmen

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