Nine Billion Names of God

The Nine Billion Names of God


The nine billion names of god is program or bot that searches and downloads porn files on the internet. The program is 'trained' to find instances of orgasms within the porn clip where the word 'God' is uttered. It uses the tropes of artificial intelligence and machine learning to piece together a downloadable .mp3 file. The program uploads a new mp3 file evey sunday after collecting it for a week. It will stop once it collects 9 billion cries for God. 1. In case the machines take over and become sentient, their future leisure activity might include surfing for porn and maybe even some sort of spiritual pursuit as well. 2. Mindgeek, one of the biggest service providers for porn had 80 billion video viewings last year, and more than 18 billion visits. In terms of traffic and bandwidth, Mindgeek is now one of the world’s biggest online operators in any industry. The company says its sites serve more than 100m visitors a day, consuming 1.5 terabits of data per second— enough to download 150 feature films. 3. In Arthur C. Clarke's short story,'the nine billion names of god', the world comes to an end when all the nine billion names of God are compiled. This is as short story about a Tibetan monastary whose monks seek to list all of the names of God. They believe the Universe was created for this purpose, and that once this naming is completed, God will bring the Universe to an end. Three centuries ago, the monks created an alphabet through which they calculated they could encode all the possible names of God, numbering about 9,000,000,000 ("nine billion") and each having no more than nine characters. Writing the names out by hand would take another 15,000 years; the monks wish to use modern technology to finish this task more quickly. Nine billion names of god compiles these orgiastic longings and prayers and encodes them into an ubiqioutous, downloadable .mp3 file.

SOUND FILES	DATE	GOD COUNT
	15 January 2017	18
	22 January 2017	35
	29 January 2017	35
	5 February 2017	38
	12 February 2017	42
	19 February 2017	45
	26 February 2017	50
	5 March 2017	53
	12 March 2017	59
	19 March 2017	62
	26 March 2017	65
	2 April 2017	73
	9 April 2017	77
	16 April 2017	82
	23 April 2017	95
	30 April 2017	97
	7 May 2017	101
	14 May 2017	107
	21 May 2017	111
	28 May 2017	114
	4 June 2017	118
	11 June 2017	121
	18 June 2017	125
	25 June 2017	128
	2 July 2017	131
	9 July 2017	133
	16 July 2017	136
	23 July 2017	139
	30 July 2017	142
	8 August 2017	145
	13 August 2017	148
	20 August 2017	151
	27 August 2017	154
	9 September 2017	157
	10 September 2017	160
	17 September 2017	163
	24 September 2017	166
	24 September 2017	166
	1 October 2017	169
	8 October 2017	172
	15 October 2017	175
	22 October 2017	178
	29 October 2017	182
	5 November 2017	185
	12 November 2017	188
	19 November 2017	191
	26 November 2017	194
	3 December 2017	197
	10 December 2017	201
	17 December 2017	204
	24 December 2017	207
	31 December 2017	210
	7 January 2018	213
	14 January 2018	216
	21 January 2018	219
	28 January 2018	222
	4 February 2018	225
	11 February 2018	228
	18 February 2018	231
	25 February 2018	234
	4 March 2018	237
	11 March 2018	247

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