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Digital Communication: Parshat Yitro - Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair
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unlike many other religions Judaism is
not a cult of personality true Judaism
has its Patriarchs its prophets but no
one figure emerges as the Pinnacle the
focus of all belief the focus of Jewish
belief is a book that book is called the
Torah but to all the Torah a book would
be misleading what exists in this world
is a scroll of parchment is an
embodiment of a Holiness that emanates
from the highest possible reaches of the
creation Judaism understands that this
world is but the lowest of a myriad of
Worlds each chaining down from Hashem
himself these spiritual worlds are of
unimaginable Holiness but as they
Cascade and descend downwards the light
of each World becomes filtered and
diminished and even though each lower
world contains the blueprint within it
of the entire connected sequence of the
higher worlds above it and absolutely
replicates their image and form
nevertheless the level of Holiness and
light in any particular World cannot be
compared in any way to that of the world
above it however where the holy Torah is
concerned even though it also Cascades
down through infinite levels from its
high holy source and from world to world
and from level to level nevertheless its
original Holiness is preserved intact
meaning just as it is in its source so
it is in this world there's nothing
Holier in this physical world than a
saer
Torah let's understand this by way of an
analogy we're living at the beginning of
the age of artificial intelligence at
the heart of AI is digital technology
and a thought of digital technology is
something called the binary code all
digital media
are based on this simplest of codes that
can be the presence or the absence of an
electric pulse the turning off or on of
a microscopic electronic
switch every digital device be it a
computer or a fridge or a frighteningly
lifelike humanoid uses the same
fundamental Code Zero no current or one
current the strength of digital
technology is precisely because it is a
code provided the original code can be
still made out the message can be
regenerated exactly as it was whether
that message is a picture or a sound
let's take the example of M code M code
was a system of communicating widely
used before radio was sophisticated
enough to permit Voice
transmission now the beauty of this or
any code for that matter is that the
entire meaning of the message can be
reconstructed provided the original code
is intact it doesn't matter how much
static or noise or other kind of
interference arounds the signal provided
that you can tell a DOT from a dash the
original signal can be reconstructed
exactly in an analog system like an
oldfashioned record for example the
medium becomes part of the message if
the medium decays so does the
message in a sense the Torah is the
ultimate digital
communication however much it is
surrounded by the background noise and
static of this physical world it never
loses its original pristine holiness