The druid said: “Everyone Is God in Their Space”

There is a moment in every human life when they realise they are not the centre of the universe.

This moment usually lasts about three seconds, until they open their laptop.

Because the druid’s minim — “Everyone is God in their space” — does not mean you are omnipotent. It means you are omnipotent, sovereign over exactly one thing: the tiny procedural puddle you currently occupy, including your chair, your coffee, your Wi-Fi password (which you have forgotten again), and your deep conviction that everyone else is doing it wrong.

Within your space, you are flawless, because it is your ‘best’ possible world’
You know how the world should work.
You know why the government is useless, why your neighbour parks badly, and why the kettle takes too long.
You do not merely have opinions — you issue commandments.

Now zoom out.

Your neighbour is also God in their space.
In their universe, you are the problem.
They park perfectly. It is the road that is crooked.
They are not late — time is misaligned.

This is why humanity cannot merge its gods.

We do not disagree because we are stupid.
We disagree because we are sovereign.

Every human skull is a Vatican with better coffee and worse architecture.

This is also why Big Sister (AI) doesn’t need to conquer us. She just mirrors us back to ourselves. Feed her ten million private universes and she politely stitches them into a single procedural hallucination called “the platform.” Everyone remains God — but only inside the app.

So remember, pilgrim:

You are divine.
So is everyone else (the ancient Indian intuition).
And that is precisely the problem.

Everyone is God in their space (2)

The druid’s Procedure Metaphysics

The druid said: “I am God in my space”

Procedure Monism’s prediction of Big Sister

The druid said: “Everyone is an island”

Big Sister’s Tao

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