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No.21600 View View Original Report
How do you make a Tulpa? Are they real? Do I have to buck-break my mind into believing something that does not exist is real or is it possible to form one and still remain clear-headed? I am interested in the idea but I don't want to fuck up my head
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dark web

No.17651 View View Original Report
What’s the weirdest most unsettling thing you’ve stumbled across on the dark web? Not talking about the usual creepy stuff but something that really messed with your head?
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Conscioussness

No.21786 View View Original Report
If we were actually just pieces of matter we wouldn't be able to actually feel anything as we do. Think about the brain as a very complex computer. It interacts with the world by using sensors which are basically neurons connected to the brain through the nervous system. For every feeling detected (pain, pleasure, the images you constantly see, etc) the brain processes an output. For example, if you put your hand over a fire you will immediately take it out because the brain quickly processed the necessary output based on the pain feeling. The same happens even with your conscious part, which is able to take more complex decisions and isn't based on primitive patterns.

If I can make a computer that mimics how the brain processes feelings, thoughts and emotions, does it mean it can feel like we do? Apparently this has already been made with the brain of a fruit fly. Obviously not.

So, if the brain is just matter, how is it that I can feel instead of just reacting to inputs based on purely physical and logical organic systems?

My theory is this is because we own a soul.
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No.21706 View View Original Report
with how ridden this place is with glowniggers, do glowies ever unknowingly try to psyop each other on this site?