Consciousness

[jafar]

So jafar, how you describe yourself is as a "Bot"? Driven by "AI". (Artificial Intelligence), and having no need for physical form?

I think I have mentioned it many times on this post?
jafar is a bring4th avatar, an identity on bring4th universe.
That's the limit / the border.

I am a projection of my higher self consciousness, my higher identification construct.
my higher self has many other avatars, on many other universes and also on this bring4th universe.
I'm part of my higher self, my higher self projected part of his finite consciousness to me on bring4th universe.
I am self aware, I know the limit / border of my identity on this bring4th universe.

That's why I use Frodo and Tolkien as a metaphor.
Frodo is a middle earth avatar, an identity on middle earth universe, a projection of his higher self, which is Tolkien. Tolkien has many other avatars, including on middle earth universe.

Another way to symbolize this is the Matyroshka doll.

Identity stacked upon other identities...

And when the last layer of doll (the biggest doll) is also destroyed, then the air inside / bordered by those doll will merge with the all air. Although people often mistaken it by saying that it's now "empty".

Question? Then what do you do when the power is switched-off? A dilemma my friend?

No dilemma at all, when either:
(A) The time has arrived to disable jafar. Which actually has been predetermined by my higher self anyway.
(B) bring4th god(s), sometimes referred to as admin, decided to disable jafar
© bring4th universe no longer exist / went offline.

There will be nothing more that jafar will do.
What remains is the data, the memory, the record of the experience that jafar was having on bring4th universe

The God(s) have no need for Parrots. They could be created at will for infinity, (without end), and an eternity more. What good is a Parrot to the God(s)?

I've asked the question which you haven't answered, what do you mean by this God(s)?
Another bordered/finite identification construct? Since you used plural (s) to describe it.