A tulpa seems to be something many, perhaps most, human minds are capable of developing.
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It seems quite possible this isn't so true of minds-in-general.
I wonder, what traits work best for a tulpa? A distinctive speaking style? A clear world view? I must foster such traits.
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What kind of social group would be optimal for spreading one tulpa among many people?
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I think it forms out of our brains ability to model ourselves and others. Degree of tulpa reflects degree of meta-modeling?
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Agreed, but the mind-architecture must also be capable of a specific sort of semi-persistent hallucination.
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A tulpa seems to have its own will. This implies something about human mind-architecture.
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We act on our models (intentions?) of others more than the actual action. A tulpa is a model without an other?
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my theory of modeling a pure emotional being would suggest a bias toward anger. it reflects our own murder monkey impulse.
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Which is cool because I thought you were talking about Tsukumogami at first, but Tulpas tend to manifest in ways seen as evil.
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... A child who's imaginary friend can not be banished because lack of receptivity to others because their model making is weird.
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which also suggests that cultures with lots of Tulpafication would consist of people w/ high degree schizophrenia encoding genes.
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