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Tulpa Trouble Thread

Name: Anonymous 2013-04-29 22:04

So I made a tulpa of The Sussman a few months back. He was great at first, when we were getting to know each other and things hadn't gotten sexual yet. Now all he does is look over my shoulder while I code and makes annoying remarks saying I shouldn't do that, or that this can be rewritten, or ranting about magic, or telling me that his mere existence is unscientific and ultimately destructive. And the sex, oh god, the sex.... I know it's all in my head and that I'm not really being injured, but that makes it even worse, because I won't even really die from ... what he does to my body. I tried killing him off, but he just laughs at my efforts and tells me that I will never be free. He won't let me leave my house, and he beats me every time I try, then tells me to get back to work. I'm only able to type this now because he had to go out to buy some amphetamines to keep me awake while I work on his AI project (literally, his AI, because it has his personality), so he can have immortality.

Please, /prog/, help me!

Name: Anonymous 2013-08-24 8:28

>>95

You show a misunderstanding of tulpae, how the mind works, and of science as a whole. In any case, tulpae can be explained by information we already know:

1. The brain can act on what it believes to be true. If this were not true, placebos would do nothing every time.
2. Repeating an action can cause things to become instinctual. We perform certain actions without thinking about it because they have become a habit.
3. Hallucinations are possible.
4. Multiple personalities are possible.

1 and 2 create 3 and 4.

As for tulpae creating their own tulpae? Is it any surprise that the subconscious should have the same abilities as the conscious in this regard?

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