A crucifix remade as an extension cord: ordinary, utilitarian, and suddenly mystical. The religious and wired are two invisible architectures of power, each constructing ritual, habit, and subjectivity. The conduit of electricity is also the conduit of belief. Network spirituality has no beginning and no end. Plugging in. Switching on.

The sacred is no longer immaterial. Salvation is a current. The spirit manifests through AC power. You are not a believer. You are a user. You are plugged-in. You are standing-reserve. And the grid is always hungry.

Internet aesthetics structure epistemology: a stance on how things can be known. Cables, sockets, and circuits are not neutral: they map out what counts as real, holy, and desirable in an accelerated networked present.

They reveal the contours of an approaching singularity, one in which human identity, spirituality, and technology converge in ways both divine and monstrous. What comes next is uncertain, salvation, obliteration, or a secret third path beyond comprehension. But the horizon is clear: the old world is ending, and the wired is the new frontier of meaning.

Do you resist the conversion of your soul into signal? Or do you adore it?