> it is because you sell your opinion as fact.

The guy's making a prediction. Classifying it as some kind of religious zealotry isn't fair to his point or him.

Check his profile.

> about: I believe in the creation of a machine god

Sounds about right.

I wonder if he’s a machine himself?

Prophets are always beaten by average citizens, because prophecy is always unpleasant. It can't be otherwise. At the same time, you can't tell right away whether a person is really a prophet, because it becomes known much later. That's probably why beating them (the simplest solution) turns out to be the most observed.

> because prophecy is always unpleasant.

Not necessarily. 'Gospel' is translated as good news. The unpleasant news tends towards those within the power structure that the prophet challenges.

it's known idiom, it means: optimal algorithm is found; like in "tic tac toe is solved problem".

If I squint I can see some connection between Go (game) and (Software) Engineering (field).