None of you are real, you're all just part of my imagination.

How do we explain my ego?

I mean, you're not the one living with it, so you don't even know.

 

And ya'll are just a fig-newton of MY imagination

 

The things we represent to you are imaginary. Most of us I'm sure are real people with delusions of our own.

 

I could be real or I could be a figment of your imagination.

You choose.

 

Might have been asked already but long thread, yeah

So where did you come from?

 

I come from the exact stuff that makes up your toenail.

 

you smell funny then

 

As all toenails do...

 

if someone comes into the room and rapes you was that a part of your imagination?

 

you just got me thinking some really trippy shit hahaha

 

I think if you want to achieve enlightenment, seemingly the buddhist concept of enlightenment, you must accept that your experience of reality is onlly from your perspective, and thus not think in terms of "your" as if we're figments of "your" imagination.

 

You are not wrong!

In fact, I'm an NPC programmed to confirm your video game theory. Now that I told you, I don't have any other purpose. I'll shortly be deleted to save memory space.
But wait! The designer of the game has a message for you: "To advance to level two you must first quit pot"(I, the messenger, am deeply sorry, but you want to win the game don't you? )

PS: Type "more money" without quotes for infinite ammounts of money.

Hope I helped.

 

who are you?

 

We are... The Matrix.

 

Yea this isn't very likely, it's a pretty egotistical thing to believe in a way, or just plain silly...

but it could be true, for all I know right now I am passed out about to die and I am reliving my entire life, just like a dream, only to die in the dream, and consequently, in my actual life

 

And then you woke up...

 

Well, how could I be part of your imagination, if your imagination doesn't exist? Wouldn't that mean none of us exist?

 

OP, you've just described the philosophical ideaology of:

"Solipsism! An epistemological or ontological position that knowledge of anything outside one's own specific mind is unjustified. The external world and other minds cannot be known and might not exist. In the history of philosophy, solipsism has served as a skeptical hypothesis."

Here you go, a good starting point. Solipsism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

You're a part of my imagination