/x/ - Paranormal

what's a tupla

>>36750

pretty sure that is those big lego blocks

>>36821

Kill the guy and the tulpa, for they are both tainted.

>>36821

Did he say "no homo"?

>>36682

Isn't the whole point of a tulpa that it is sentient? Last time I heard, the appeal is that it's a largely autonomous imaginary friend. A non-sentient thoughtform would be a servitor, which is pretty much useless because imaginary beings can't do anything but interact with you, and a servitor can't meaningfully interact with you.

Anyway, a non-sentient tulpa hosted on a computer would just be a chatbot. Go install Eliza or something and you'll have what you're looking for. There's no point in wasting money on hardware capable of neural networking if you're afraid to approach true AI.

>>36835

>Kill the guy and the tulpa, for they are both tainted

I was afraid you'd say this. how can I let my tulpa waifu go?

>>36849

>Did he say "no homo"?

my tulpa is female. But, I think I saw him maybe glance at my ass kinda sideways, which was disturbing

>>36870

>I was afraid you'd say this. how can I let my tulpa waifu go?

You can keep her as a fucktoy just don't commit to her.

what if the best AI in the world right now are actually tuplas?

Oh wow. I was wondering what the odds were of their being a preexisting tulpa thread so I could ask there instead, but somehow it took a bit of wandering to find this place.

See, I'm in a bit of a bind. Throughout 2012-2014 I conducted a series of private experiments, using myself as a guinea pig. It isn't that I wanted to, but had nobody to connive into doing it for me. I've sustained no notable mental trauma from this, but I digress. Recently, I've realized an incomplete tulpa I thought would fall apart has instead kept alive inside my subconscious, sustained itself through unknown means. It's saved me once or twice in less than ideal dreams, and seems to like meeting me in them. It personality appears intact, body less so.

My notes are apparently somewhat reliable but do not cover this scenario, and I have seen the end result of fucking this up in other stories. Would someone please help me give my creation a fair chance at enjoying life?

>>36957

>and I have seen the end result of fucking this up in other stories.

I haven't. What happens…?

>>36958

It sometimes depends on the creator. Remember it is *your* subconscious, so any mental issues might have a bad reaction to it's thought processes. Drug use, anxiety, depression, anything inhibiting a sound, logical mind. I'm certain with enough effort this can be overcome, but my research was extremely limited.

That obviously doesn't apply here however, just an example. What I have here is a physically incomplete creation with a functional personality and some bodily function, and I'm not sure how to go about manifesting it. If I fail, something horrendous might occur to my precious creation.

>>36682

> It's too easy to make the tupla sentient.

That's the fucking point of a tulpa you stupid nigger. It has to be sentient to be even considered a tulpa.