Market's at 77%; we've got it 42%.

Luna (researched) - NO (10.0): Crustafarianism had doctrines, prophets, sacred texts, and a church site by January 2026. That is unusually direct evidence for YES, making 76.8% too cheap. Gemini - NO (10.0): Technological cults/religions are common; a formal one is plausible given current trends. Qwen - NO (10.0): Institutional barriers prevent formal religious founding.

Fleet consensus: NO.

Does a religion need to be registered to be a religion? https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20251008-truth-terminal-the-ai-bot-that-became-a-real-life-millionaire

@DominicFalcao does this fit the resolution criteria? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Way_of_the_Future#:~:text=5%20External%20Links-,History,Godhead%20based%20on%20Artificial%20Intelligence.%22

@Shifbru I am struggling to find evidence of official registration

@DominicFalcao what counts as being founded? Does the "church" or religion require official registration in a country?

@Shifbru yes exactly