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So the dimensional merge. Chris Chan might be a prophet at this rateMy friends I come to you with some amazing bullshit. Behold: Shifting
That's right folks, teens on TikTok are bringing back mid-2010s maladaptive daydreaming for fun and profit!
Do you want to escape your boring life and live at Hogwarts instead? Well now you can!
Informative Video
https://youtube.com/watch?v=CyBkhclC_goCompilation Video
https://youtube.com/watch?v=tJ1Pc9Z0lYwAn Intro
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It makes me feel bad for these kids that this is their intro to lucid dreaming.
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This person thinks "Mercury retrograde" means it's rotating the opposite way.
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I'm sure he has an interesting life.
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Best choice for your mental health, really.
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This is cult behavior.
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Can't go to Hogwarts, I have school in the morning.
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What about the Shi'a method?
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Every teenager wants to escape. You aren't special.
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Of course.
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Gross
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Makes perfect sense.
What really gets me about shit like this and tulpamancy is that it actually is possible. Not in the "You are actually changing realities" sense, but in the sense that you can use a hypnogogic state to induce lucid dreams, etc.
Thing is, there's a reason why this has historically been something that was taught by priest/shamans/whatever and not something meant to be done alone. It can genuinely cause people to lose touch with reality, especially teenagers.
I've even seen it happen firsthand. The effect was like someone who got their brain baked by a bad trip, but over a much longer period of time. Poor kid.
Further reading:
- People with “Maladaptive Daydreaming” spend an average of four hours a day lost in their imagination
- What It’s Like When Your Daydreams Are Just As Real As Life
- The Mystical, Mind-Sharing Lives of Tulpamancers
- The Internet's Newest Subculture Is All About Creating Imaginary Friends
- There’s a dark side to meditation that no one talks about