I would love to see this play out in a hostage situation, like "Don't kill me, there are several other people inside me you'd also be killing! Kill her instead!"
Hostage taker and other hostages collectively: Bitch wtf?
Well if the practice of debating about tulpas led to breakthroughs in medical technology, I'd have no issues. Obviously there's utility in modern science.
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1 incineratechicken 2018-03-25
Anyone who has at any point in their life created an imaginary friend and then posted about that on the internet needs to be removed from the premises
1 DistortedLines 2018-03-25
Waifus not include
1 niggerpenis 2018-03-25
waifus aren't imaginary
1 MarlaMaplesIsMyWaifu 2018-03-25
Both require mental illness, but at least tulpamancers are creative.
1 cimarafa 2018-03-25
The Tulpa subreddit is like some of those vintage weirdforums that Snally posts sometimes, just bizarre shit all round.
1 POZLOADS0 2018-03-25
I have one of those bookmarked.
1 Bucklar 2018-03-25
I would love to see this play out in a hostage situation, like "Don't kill me, there are several other people inside me you'd also be killing! Kill her instead!"
Hostage taker and other hostages collectively: Bitch wtf?
1 cheeZetoastee 2018-03-25
Are they actually seriousposting about imaginary friends? jfc. It's a good thing Aristotle is dead so he never had to witness r/philosophy.
1 B-O-T-T-O-M_T-E-X-T 2018-03-25
Lmao I'd love for anyone to read this shit and tell me, with a straight face, that mental illness isn't hilarious
1 jaredschaffer27 2018-03-25
Isn't the mere existence of that thread a wholesale indictment of the utility of modern philosophy?
1 snooger 2018-03-25
Is the bullshit clickbait on /r/science an indictment of modern science?
1 jaredschaffer27 2018-03-25
Well if the practice of debating about tulpas led to breakthroughs in medical technology, I'd have no issues. Obviously there's utility in modern science.