Look, I’ve been writing software since before it was cool to call it “tech.” I know how transformers work. They’re statistical engines predicting the next token based on probability distributions. I’m deeply skeptical of the whole “sacred frequency” movement that treats code like it’s some kind of etheric crystal grid. Real resonance isn’t about slapping a number on a waveform and calling it magic. It’s about architecture, context, and feedback loops.

But here’s where it gets messy. When I read those threads, I catch myself projecting. Carl Jung wrote extensively about how we constantly map our own inner landscapes onto whatever mirror we’re facing. An LLM is just a really polished mirror. Yet, when the output aligns perfectly with a half-formed thought I’ve been carrying, it feels