Do your tulpas have different values, morals and ethical standards than you?

[TheGreenQueen]

D*** it all, I'm divergent enough in my ethical quandaries on my own without having to deal with tulpas . . . my tulpas are defined mainly by their interests. Of course, my interests were also divergent enough to produce tulpas like this, so . . .

 

My friend commented pointedly on my ability to see an issue in about 5 different perspectives at once, so maybe as I said on another thread, my tulpas will help me organize my head.

 

Be gentle with me, guys. Please.

[glitchthe3rd]

Luna and I are both pretty amoral (i.e. we just do whatever works without regard for who might be harmed/offended by it. In another life I could've been a businessman :P). As you might imagine, that's a bad trait to have when you're a psychologist, so I brought Naomi back a couple years ago to bring a sense of morality back to our system (for lack of a better word). I'm not sure about Elise because the only moral dilemma she ever seems to struggle with is how to cram the most fun into the day, but she's been spending a lot of time with Naomi which I'm sure has been a positive influence on her somehow >_>

 

And I see I already responded to this topic, but I don't know how to merge posts. Oh well.

[mysonofrageandlove]

Jamie and I line up pretty closely. We're both liberal anarchists with "loose" morals.

 

He's far more radical than I am, however. Like, FAR FAR FAR OUT THERE.

[tulpa001]

Yep. But you'd be hard pressed to tell from the outside. She is an extremist in most things. I am slightly less extremist in most things, so she'll give you my position in a debate, 'cause no one is that extreme.

 

Notably, I have stronger faith in the concept of tact, and she in the concept of bluntness. She will never accept a lie from her or to her as a good thing under any circumstance. I occasionally suggest that maybe you should sensor your inappropriate thoughts.

 

She is not superstitious, likes to pretend she is superstitious, and never rules out the possible truth of any belief. I am slightly superstitious.

 

She sees the universe as a deterministic device, whose future may be calculated. I see people in pain and I feel sorry for them.

 

She sees good as an optimisation function over the quality of life of the global population. I want to make her happy. I feel kind of evil in comparison.

 

She sees animals as people who are routinely murdered. I don't want my food to be killed.

 

She is completely irreverent to any power, disbelieving that any such power could be deserving or special. Her beliefs make me nervous.

 

She thinks an honest politician is a myth, and so too a fair business person and a competent administrator. I'm willing to give anyone a chance.

[Solune]

Alice: I tend to be more detached from my emotions than the others, and therefore my morals are more "flexible" as Solune would say.

To be quite honest, I detest most of human society. I think it's entirely too complicated for such a simple species.

There are a few exceptions that almost redeem the rest... and for their sake I wouldn't press a big red button if given the chance (besides the obvious self-preservation instinct). I know I sound dramatic, but I'm sure some of my fellow tulpas can feel what I'm laying down.

And don't get me started on the physical laws... SO. BORING. I much prefer the mindscapes/unconscious. Deliciously liberating.

 

Solune: Sol can be a little "old testament" at times.

Luna has a big heart and has been accused of being naive... just don't piss her off. *shudders*

I think it's fair to say that my system agrees more than it disagrees.

We've had a couple big fights/debates to be sure, but we try to resolve them quickly.

We don't let the sun set on our anger (an important lesson I learned from my mother that has served me well).