size limit on wonderlands?

[Orlando]

Can they be as big as we want, can they start off small and get bigger?

[Antylamon]

Theoretically, due to the limited size of the brain, yes. Practically, no, you won't ever hit that limit.

 

You can start it as small as you want or as big as you want. You can make it huge, like the size of a planet, and add details later or keep it small at first then expand. Any way you want, really. Have fun with it and don't let possible constraints distract you.

[Chupi]

You can have a whole universe you can explore (I do). Start with a small area and force a ton of detail there. Consciously create what you like, but don't close it in. When you venture beyond this area, if you can see well enough, stuff will just be there as you look at is, like you're exploring an unknown place.

 

Explore outward some and try to figure if you're on a continent, an island, a peninsula, or what; or force the overall geography if you like. Give yourself the ability to fly, or make a small airplane. Try to get an idea of overall layout of the planet you're on.

 

If you get bored with that, want to do something that would need a different sort of planet or the isolation of one, or just want to explore, go to space. Either just fly up there or make a starship. Go find new planets. You might even find lifeforms on them. Note: If you find a race of lifeforms inhabiting a planet, that doesn't mean you have millions of tulpas. They work more like the people you encounter in dreams.

 

Obviously your brain can't remember and keep track of all the details for a whole planet or set of planets. Like everything else you remember the important bits and the smaller bits generate fresh each time you go to a place. If you don't remember anything of a place you went, even subconsciously, you'll get a new place. Keeping a journal can reveal these 'holes', if you care to.

 

Some things in your wonderland will change on their own even if you remember what was there. Plant a garden, come back later and it might have grown some. Return to a building you abandoned a long while ago and there might be cobwebs. Let a tulpa loose in the wonderland and they can make changes as well, obviously.

[Sands]

Lemme give you a response that's one sentence long: it's your imagination.