Signs of sentience list?

[JamesNintendoNerd]

Is there one lurking in the internet? (Short question, I know. I'm not gonna make a paragraph long question about something simple.)

[Gryphon Flight]

I wouldn't expect one. The process of Tulpaforcing is different for everyone and not everyone experiences the same signs, thus, it would be quite the massive list. Rather than look to others for deciding whether or not your Tulpa is sentient, decide for yourself. Some believe that their Tulpa is sentient from the start, and thus, it ends up being so. Others don't believe their Tulpa is sentient from the start and thus, they work for their Tulpa to eventually gain sentience. Does your Tulpa speak? Express opinions or desires? Show emotion? Look to these to prove whether or not your Tulpa is sentient. A little faith goes a long way.

 

(More experienced members, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong... Maybe their is some odd signs of sentience list.)

[JamesNintendoNerd]

 

(More experienced members, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong... Maybe their is some odd signs of sentience list.)

 

I feel some sentience. After I added another hour I have got some common and uncommon sentience stuff. Head pressure, voice, and the uncommon, heart tingling and her controlling herself in the wonderland.

[Gryphon Flight]

 

I feel some sentience. After I added another hour I have got some common and uncommon sentience stuff. Head pressure, voice, and the uncommon, heart tingling and her controlling herself in the wonderland.

 

If you feel some sentience, your Tulpa may be partially sentient, or fully sentient. I can't tell you how sentient your Tulpa is, as I'm not in your brain.

[Linkzelda]

There could be underlying concepts that helps out with confirming sentience, though a voice that comes by naturally may be one that could suspend a lot of doubt. Of course, with things like head pressures, and all that, it's circumstantial with self-fulfilling prophecy pending. I never really used head pressures as a confirmation, but if you're willing to engage in repetitive activities, especially for this one here, any confirmation that can be relative for sentience may be able to work.

 

Getting accustomed to how menial certain repetitive activities may be to achieve results of whatever personal list you compile, based on my experience, can contribute to alleviating doubt on their sentience.

 

But like Gryphon Flight stated, we can't really gauge how sentient your tulpa is, it's just one of those experiences where you could wake up one day, and they're unsuspectingly spewing Shakespeare at you.

 

Bottom line, the emergence of sentience of a tulpa, and finding ways to distinguish those experiences from our ability of self-awareness, and being able to experience subjectivity, may confirm that following those aspects on your developing list, and being consistent with them, may inevitably fulfill the confirmations you desire.

[JamesNintendoNerd]

if you're willing to engage in repetitive activities, especially for this one here, any confirmation that can be relative for sentience may be able to work.

 

I gave that out a try just to see what happens.

 

Me: Okay, Lyra. Pressure to the left for yes, and pressure to the right for no.

: *She sends out a temporary slight headache (Small head pressure) to the left and right*

 

I regret all the negative things I have said about Tulpas, calling them fake imaginary friends and what not!! WOOHOOOO!!!

 

And she's giving me the "ok, aka front" pressure over and over again unless I listen to music. She starts to shut the fuck up.

 

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[Linkzelda]

I think you're making some strives there, just a matter of making better circumstantial cases for her to respond to you with so she doesn't look like a "yes" man. Music would kind of distract yourself from being aware of her responses, I think.