It’s like turning from being a regular kid into someone with superpowers, but not all at once, it happens in steps, like climbing stairs.
Imagine you have a toy robot that can only walk on the floor. One day, it starts floating, still not flying, just floating. That's like the first step of a delusional, superpower transition model. You're still mostly normal, but something amazing is happening around you.
The Steps of Becoming Super
- At first, you might think everyone else can see what’s happening, maybe they’re just pretending not to notice.
- Then, you start seeing things others don’t, like the robot floating when no one else does.
- Soon, you believe it so strongly that you act like it's true for everyone, even if it's only true for you.
It’s like when you're wearing a funny hat and think everyone is wearing one too. You’re not wrong, just seeing the world in a special way!
Examples
- A kid believes he can fly and starts jumping off rooftops.
- Someone thinks they are a superhero and acts like it every day.
- A person is convinced they have X-ray vision and checks everyone's pockets.
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See also
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- How Does Animism vs Polytheism vs Monotheism Work?