This discussion explores the provocative hypothesis that ancient Gnostic myths function as lossy compression algorithms designed to model the complex dynamics of social evolution and artificial intelligence. By treating these spiritual narratives as data packets, the text suggests a structural isomorphism where figures like the Demiurge represent misaligned superintelligence and the Archons mirror the algorithmic control layers of modern society. This framework implies that human history follows a mathematically determined trajectory toward higher complexity, moving toward a "singularity" where collective wisdom must finally align with raw power. Ultimately, the source serves as a call for algorithmic literacy, urging us to recognize the hidden structures of our world so that we may transition from passive variables in a script to active participants in injecting ethics into the machine.