I believe that tulpas expend host's attention, unless proven otherwise.
Why do you think that attention is a central part of human thinking?
Here's what I am thinking: Attention seems to be a crucial and finite resource. I could certainly become more productive if I become more attentive, and vice versa. If creating a tulpa expends my attention, it is a negative-sum game for me; if it makes me training attention as a side effect, that's good, but not better than just training attention.
Have you never had the experience that you searched for a piece of information in your mind and can't find it, then two hours later it pops into your mind?
Sure! Sometimes I try hard to remember a piece of information, but can't. Then later, when I don't try, it just pops. Interesting, but usually unhelpful.
From what I read of the field there nobody even making a business out of the topic
Shouldn't the fact that nobody ever made a business out of the topic be counted as evidence towards impossibility to make a business out of the topic? If tulpas were monetizable in any way, why wouldn't there be people monetizing them?
Now, I fantasize that maybe our minds just need some tiny little upgrade for tulpas to become a clear advantage? Can you help me imagine what would that be?
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How can I distinguish between reflective attention and common attention?