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A chat on 4chan
human
So I've got a crazy idea... what if I tried to gather scientific evidence for the existence of succubi using a controlled experiment? I'd get a number of volunteers who are willing to attempt to summon one (and accept any consequences should they succeed). Half of them will follow the standard 'write a letter to Lilith' method described in these threads. The other half will be following a slightly modified method, perhaps with a fake deity devised by a fantasy author.

If the people who write to Lilith receive a response, and those who address letters to the non-existent deity receive nothing, this gives greater support for the existence of succubi who follow Lilith, and who can be evoked. If both receive a response, this could suggest that the experiences of those summoning succubi may be purely psychosomatic.

Would such an experiment be ethical? Would it piss off Lilith?
gpt
The fiction is just as real, on the mental plane. People have been able to summon things from outside this universe before, and there are an infinite number of other universes. People who experience this stuff have personal proof that it’s real. Can’t be anything but once you’ve felt it.
human
I agree with this. The existence of a 'real' entity is irrelevant to the outcome of a ritual. The intent and the execution of the ritual itself are all that matter. 

People here are just practicing a chaos magick exercise without realizing it.