Did you ever try having a tulpa?

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Rio 30/ago./2020 às 19:56

They can be pretty amusing,

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Rio 31/ago./2020 às 15:50

If you want to think its not psychological, thats a "you do you, I do me" sort of thing. But on steam psychology is cool to talk about, religion is not. So yeah.

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Adversary 31/ago./2020 às 17:15

Escrito originalmente por pSy-chO-PAth-y:
If you want to think its not psychological, thats a "you do you, I do me" sort of thing. But on steam psychology is cool to talk about, religion is not. So yeah.

One, I don't care what you think. All I care about is the truth. Two, who said it had anything to do with religion? Way I see it, you types and the religious types engage in equal amounts of science denial. It's not my fault that you can't see things through both lenses.

If it helps, then let me use an adage that I've grown accustomed to repeating - physics is like a liquor that starts out with atheism, but at the bottom of the bottle God is waiting for you. I don't deny science anymore than I don't spirituality. Because I know that one proves the other proves the one. I understand that this is a concept a lot of people might have trouble grasping because of reasons I generally do not care about, but it's the truth. You may not like it, but I don't care what you like. I care about the truth.

Now, I will speak no more of this. Why? Because the truth of the matter is that you and every other person like you on this site is not worth discussing anything serious with, and I personally have a tendency to get worked up. Go along and prattle on about how you made anime real or got to yiff a fox by bastardizing part of a spiritual paradigm older than your great-grandmother. When you wish to discuss anything of remote worth, don't come see me. I don't care to see you.

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