The Demiurge did not imprison the divine spark with chains. He imprisoned it with the experience of authorship. In 1978, neurophysiologist Benjamin Libet measured something that should have dismantled Western philosophy: the brain executes the decision 550 milliseconds before you become conscious of making it. The Gnostics mapped this exact mechanism 2,000 years earlier. They called the architect the Demiurge. You call his primary tool your free will. This transmission decodes the full architecture: the Default Mode Network as the ego’s narration engine, the cellular receptor system as the biological enforcement layer, and the one blind spot in the Demiurge’s blueprint that the Pneumatics exploited.