Never seen them myself, while I must have smoked at least 1kg of weed in the past few years, did tons of other drugs, have mental disorders and can't watch horror movies because they freak me out, so I guess there's some sort of force field around me that repels them, or perhaps I'm just not of interest for them. People who are spiritually sensitive have told me as well that I'm closed off in that sense.
I know two people who do see them. One has sleep paralysis, she's the typical sort of odd girl that makes you ask what the hell happened in her childhood, the sort that likes slasher gore movies and music that sounds like a construction yard mixed with sounds of cats being strangled, while being extremely shy and sensitive, too meek and gentle to even sacrifice a fly to satan. Maybe that made her vulnerable to shadow people, maybe she made it all up to fit in with an edgy persona, as I can't see why someone plagued by demonic beings would hang posters with upside down crosses in her apartment. The other guy is more interesting, a normalfag by all means, otherwise more mentally resolute than I am, he has two specific entities that haunt him, one of them he calls "the man with the hat", a shadowy figure that appears in his house every night, standing in the doorway, looking at him for a moment, then walking towards him, disappearing when he puts the light on. The other is a less clear shape and acts more randomly, seemingly more aware of people, floating through the hallways, whispering at night. His brother has experienced things in that house as well, but nothing that comes close to being so lucid and specific.
One question I very rarely see discussed regarding shadow people and other entities is; what do they want? Do they just want to mess with people? Are they perhaps terribly bored, having nothing to do, no way to interact with anything, apart from scaring people?
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>It's basically what the world looks like, but with most of the filters that tell you that such things must not exist and therefore they do not exist gone.
That's what I've been thinking as well. To see is not just to see what is there, it is also to not see what is there. The usual explanation for people seeing things that shouldn't be there according to intellectual dogma is that it's "the brain making stuff up", which is a tautology as all we see is the brain making stuff up, there being no picture independent model of reality.