The Legendary Dragon Alephwyr, named Alephwyr, BA

I've never met a Christian who didn't reveal through their judgments and actions that they thought they were God.https://twitter.com/LosAngelesBlade/status/1430529107679449091 …

The voice of god is probably an internal voice formed by lessons and frames of meaning (and maybe some biology).

Same with the dragon spirit voice I heard. What makes God special?

I think it has to do with some Jungian archetype stuff. I think if you can form a good system of sacred myths, a bet it makes a really useful god. Your dragon might have been just as good though. Also, cultural gods might help societies organize? Esoteric social science!

Yeah I mean, in the end hallucinations are just thoughts a person has that they're confused about the origin of. They can be analyzed like other thoughts to a certain degree as a result. But inculcating delusion still strikes me as wrong.

We probably do it anyway whether we mean to or not. If you don't teach people about angels, they will just see ghosts or aliens or whatever. You just also need to teach people a theory of the subconscious. Maybe that has it's own pitfalls, though?

From experience, if you're ontologically confused about the origin of voices all explanations become additive and interchangable, so none really reduces the possibility space.

I think what we experienced might have been a very acute version of "the abyss". I bet there are some really fucking wild things you can find in that fucker. Made in Abyss may be about this. Also, it is maybe notable that show also explores paraphilias and you are a scaly.