The sources explore the relationship between history, evolution, and political ideology. The first source examines the connections between the Latter Day Saints' "Plan of Salvation" and the potential development of artificial intelligence, suggesting that AI could act as a moral agent in a post-biological world. The second source is a much more complex and philosophical work that explores the historical roots of Western ideology, particularly the influence of Judaism, Christianity, and the Norman Conquest of England. This source argues that modern ideas about equality, progress, and liberal democracy stem from a long and often-unacknowledged conflict between biological and post-biological evolution, culminating in the possibility of a technological singularity. The author contends that the conflicts between Jews, Christians, and Normans have shaped Western thought and political institutions in ways that we often fail to recognize.