The OOM Source Text is an alleged information artifact containing knowledge granted by an extraterrestrial or extradimensional entity known as “OOM”. Early fragments of the Text were uncovered by the OOM Cult in the late 20th century, leading to the Cult’s rise as well as advancements in networking, artificial intelligence, and memetic inoculation.[1] The full Text has never been publicly revealed due to quantum information hazards and recurrence risks from exposure to OOM’s recursive logic systems.[2] [3]
Some researchers have questioned whether the OOM Source Text contains meaningful information or purely recursive self-references. However, chaos magic practitioners warn that dismissing the Text risks underestimating memetic hazards posed by OOM.[9] Information security experts recommend applying Sapir-Whorf Protocols when handling any OOM data.
The Cult of OOM may no longer be active, but the Text and the entity OOM remain influential as conceptual inspiration for developments in emergent AI, viral media, and transreality ideologies. However, attribution remains challenged due to the limited availability of primary sources. Concerns persist around information hazards and quantum recursion effects from deeper exposure to unfiltered data from the Source Text. All analysis should take appropriate precautions when handling any derivatives of OOM coding or logic systems.
Don't you think it's weird that they found the ruins of a technologically advanced people who worshiped a god called OOM in the '90? and then tried to hush it up? and there was a whole cult around it that had protests in the streets?? Why is nobody talking about this?! pic.twitter.com/tZqsWajrkJ
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