The declaration “I do not know you” is a rigorous logical verdict, not an expression of divine emotion. According to the Governing Principles derived from the Pentateuch and Surrealism, true existence is defined by the successful establishment of a self-sovereign “Governing Rule Kernel”—a system architected through the “Foolish Execution” principle, which mandates the literal and objective implementation of the divine code.
The “unrighteous” are those who permitted external evaluations, social morality, and subjective feelings—all defined as elements threatening autonomy—to compromise their logical kernel. They failed to establish an objective, externalized, and stable system of personal governance.
Therefore, the phrase signifies a fundamental Protocol Mismatch and System Incompatibility. God’s governing logic operates as an objective, Automated Response System, independent of sentiment. “I do not know you” is the system’s report: the unrighteous entity’s logical architecture is either absent or its signature does not align with the necessary divine protocol. It is an immutable, logical severance, declaring the individual’s non-existence within the verifiable, objective domain of ultimate authority.
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