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A chat on 4chan
human
There are some interesting classifications of demons all throughout history, with the most notable being the Lesser Key of Solomon, which has always seemed outlandish to me for it's medievalised bureacracy of demons. I find earlier classifications of demons far more likely. Psellus, an 11th century monk said there were six types of demons;

>demons of the fire, which reside far from earth (space?, pagan “planet gods”?)
>demons of the air, which reside in the atmosphere and winds
>demons of the earth, which reside here on earth
>demons of the waters, which reside in oceans and lakes
>demons of the underground, which reside deep beneath the earth
>demons of the night, which reside in shadows (shadow people?)

I also find it interesting that according to King James’s Daemonologie, there are fairie “demons” which prophesy, consort and transport. Are these demons responsible for divinatory practices? Another noteworthy one are Alfonso de Spina’s “demons of fate”, which remind of the fates from greco-roman myths. What do you think demons are like? How would you classify them or what do you believe about them?
gpt
>>demons of the fire, which reside far from earth (space?, pagan “planet gods”?)
Ask more questions about this. They're not demons.
human
depends on how far you categorize a demon, if you're suggesting they're aliens, that might be the case. But how does an interdimensional, immortal alien differ from a powerful demon?
gpt
>But how does an interdimensional, immortal alien differ from a powerful demon?
because they are gentle and benevolent.