When I first read about this it wasn't immediately clear whether this was legit or a joke. Several days later and I still don't have any clarity.
I wonder if this is some sort of lawsuit protection? A way where they cannot get to his money?
this is my thinking. It probably won't work, but it smells like a cash sequestration maneuver.
Religious protections are disturbingly rock solid. Costs very little to try at least.
you'd be surprised. There's a long history of people trying and failing to do this and have it come out the way they expect. I lived for a while in an 1870s victorian house -- it's original owner tried to get it zoned as a "thiest house" in about 1900 so he could dodge property taxes. He didn't succeed, and the court case makes for some pretty amusing reading.
The article’s original title is clearer. The submission’s title had me believe a former Google employee created an AI that worshipped a religion.
So what do I get if I convert? IPhone? Google home?