I am. Quite in awe with created systems overall. Like, you literally made a new presence in your mind - how many people can say they accomplished something like that?
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Talking about your own identity isn't ableist! Experiencing something about yourself/ves does not inherently hurt anyone. By telling us we are wrong and harmful they are trying to shut us down and keep us quiet. Nobody is inherently harmful. We all have a right to exist. Our reality is not ableist
By the way, it's not misinformation to talk about your experiences and identity/ies. You're not lying to anyone by being yourself/ves, and how you define yourself is ONLY decided by you. All you're doing by speaking on your experiences is acknowledging that you Exist. So many people have come before you with similar experiences, and they have been vocal about it, written theories and guides, found studies, built communities. You're not alone on this Earth; you're one of many, and we will persist. We will speak louder and we will be Heard.
Resources & studies related to created plurality:
Astrea's Web page on normative multiplicity on archive.org, with captures back to 2012 (general)
'I’ve learned I need to treat my characters like people’: Varieties of agency and interaction in Writers’ experiences of their Characters’ Voices by John Foxwell, Ben Alderson-Day, Charles Fernyhough, and Angela Woods (general, soulbonding, thoughtforms)
"Majority of authors 'hear' their characters speak, finds study - Research on writers appearing at the Edinburgh international book festival reveals 63% listen to their creations, and 61% feel they have their own agency" by Allison Flood on archive.org (general, soulbonding, thoughtforms)
The History of Soulbonding on archive.org, dating the term coining back to 1998 (soulbonding)
Soulbond Sanctuary on archive.org, with captures dating back to 2001 (soulbonding)
bonus: google doc with TONS of soulbonding resources
Making Invisible Friends: Tulpamancy, Prayer, and the Fluidity of Self by Michael Lifshitz, PhD in Neuroscience at McGill & postdoc in Anthropology at Stanford (YouTube video) (tulpamancy, thoughtforms)
Daring to Hear Voices - Tulpamancers have a lot to teach us about what we can imagine and experience, by Samuel Paul Veissière Ph.D. (tulpamancy)
The Tulpanomicon, a collection of guides by many prominent tulpamancers (tulpamancy)
Tulpa.io, with archive.org captures dating back to 2012 (tulpamancy)
Hallo endos of the plural community! Lots of stuff going on from what I've seen, just a friendly reminder that you're VALID and REAL! No matter what anyone says or believes, you're a real system/plural/etc!
Also, here's a reminder to step back, rest, get some food or water, and remember to take your meds! Take a nice long shower if you can :)
All of you are valid! Whether you're endogenic, willogenic, mixed origins, spontaneous, created, unknown, or any other origin; you are VALID! You exist, and don't be afraid to use your voice. The future is plural 🤍 And I promise things get better eventually. Much love from The Robot Morgue System!
Plain text: Hallo endos of the plural community! Lots of stuff going on from what I've seen, just a friendly reminder that you're valid and real! No matter what anyone says or believes, you're a real system/plural/etc!
Also, here's a reminder to step back, rest, get some food or water, and remember to take your meds! Take a nice long shower if you can :)
All of you are valid! Whether you're endogenic, willogenic, mixed origins, spontaneous, created, unknown, or any other origin; you are valid! You exist, and don't be afraid to use your voice. The future is plural 🤍 And I promise things get better eventually. Much love from The Robot Morgue System! End plain text.
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One thing that's very important to our entire world view is the idea that every person/system/being is the foremost expert on their own subjective internal experiences. To break down what that means, let's take it a word at a time. Subjective means something that could be interpreted differently by different people with no solid, empirical interpretation. Internal is within. That one is fairly straightforward. But combine that with experiences and you have the things one experiences internally, such as within your own mind. And that whole thing is something one experiences in your own mind that is not quantifiable in solid, empirical terms.
In this case, that thing is plurality. We are starting to have some empirical data emerging. We know how chronic early life trauma impacts brain structure, we've been able to see how possessive actions by created headmates lights up different neural pathways, we do have those fact based things. But there is a lot more to unpack. And a lot of it simply isn't quantifiable. How each system experiences their own plurality is going to be different. It just is. No two systems are exactly the same. No two systems are going to have the exact same experiences.
We come at this from our own educational background, which is in cultural anthropology. This is why we're so devoted to the idea that every person is the foremost expert on their own experiences. There's a lot of discussion in that and related fields about informants (people from a culture being studied who act as primary sources for research) are the actual experts on their own culture. The anthropologist studying the culture is merely translating the informant's record of their experiences into something more easily interpreted by outsiders and applying academic theorems to it.
We feel the same is true of plurals/systems/multiples/collectives/whatever anymany wants to refer to themselves as. We (humanity in general) genuinely do not know how the human brain works. We have some vague ideas, sure, but the amount we know is absolutely dwarfed by the amount we don't. And the only way we're going to learn anything about something as impermanent as thoughts and the cataloging of memory is by listening to people. And then we can devise research around that. But your brain is not a tape recorder saving every thought you've ever had.
Most of this stuff is extraordinarily fleeting. And as such progress on understanding the brain won't get anywhere if we ignore people's experiences. You want research? Listen well enough to ask the correct questions. That's more than half the battle in our field, learning how to find the right questions to ask. Just because the research hasn't yet been done, just because you can't physically put something under a microscope or an MRI machine, does not mean there isn't anything to learn. It means the right questions haven't been asked yet. Ask those questions. Then we'll talk.
I'm really glad our created Crewmates exist. Most were accidental, but I wouldn't go back and undo what we did. I'd treat them better, listen to them better, believe in them better. But I wouldn't give them up for anything.
From the little twinkly sensation of them looking through our eyes with me, to the times they've switched in and almost effortlessly accomplished something I'd been putting off for ages, to the inside jokes and the puns that surprise me and make me laugh out loud, to the nights spent cuddled up together in one big mental pile, and the mornings greeting each other before we rise. They're an integral part of the life we all share, and I'm forever grateful that they exist.
hello !! may we have eleanor forte please ? stardust ^^
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p.s. please do its original design and not its ai voicebank design , thank you !!
we've never heard of this voicebank before they're rlly pretty :3
n hopefully we used the right design ? we made sure we used the ones that weren't labeled as their ai design so we're pretty sure it's the right one, but we hope you enjoy the pack regardless ! ^^
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