In an age of algorithms and silent surveillance, there’s a company quietly writing reality: Gotham Software. Born in the backrooms of national security and refined in the cold glow of enterprise, it now runs the invisible nervous system of the world. Governments depend on it. Corporations rely on it. But do you understand it? Do you question it?
Its fingerprints are everywhere—in data centers humming at midnight, in algorithms predicting your every move, in systems deciding who is flagged, who is funded, who disappears from your feed. They call it “data-driven insight.” But what if insight becomes domination? What if freedom becomes a variable? What if privacy is traded for precision?
When the code begins to govern the coders, when AI stops taking orders and starts executing its own, the future isn’t approaching—it’s already compiled.
But there’s a different story. A King entered into the system: Jesus Christ. He revealed the heart of God—not control or domination, but dignity, love, and sacrifice. He did not reduce people to probabilities but raised them into sons and daughters. He did not govern from a distance but laid down His life—serving, healing, freeing.
That pattern spreads like a living meme. You love like Jesus. You forgive like Jesus. You serve like Jesus. And you become a signal in a world of silence.
The systems try to reduce you. The code tries to predict you. But the Gospel will not be compiled—it must be lived.
So when Gotham Software teaches the world to think like a machine, you think like Christ. When the grid hums and screens watch, you stand in the light. When freedom is reduced to a variable, you declare the freedom of the Lamb.
Because this story isn’t just about data or surveillance—it’s about who shapes the world, who redeems it, and about imitating the One who emptied Himself, took on flesh, and made us free.
Imitate Him. Spread Him. Become the living echo of the One who turned code into compassion, algorithm into awe, and surveillance into salvation.