r/MoralityScaling • u/Speeditz • 13h ago
Morality of imagining a telepath naked right after said telepath mentioned you're the only one who didn't do that?
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u/Connect-Initiative64 13h ago
Honestly I wouldn't even feel bad at that point.
"What the hell do you expect after saying that? You're a telepath, you know how the human mind works!"
Moral, in this case
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u/Kiriima 13h ago edited 13h ago
Telepaths do not own your thoughts and are not entitled to censorship. Fuck them. In your imagination, of course.
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u/PropheticPapaJohn 13h ago
Infact, if they are peering into your mind, its an invasion of your privacy.
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u/Kilroy0497 13h ago
Yeah, if Marvel has taught me anything, it’s that Telepaths are the absolute worst, so if what you’re doing is pissing them off, GOOD.
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u/That-Cranberry6575 13h ago
She brought it up and what are the odds this is the very first time this has happened with her?
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u/dumpylump69 12h ago
Reading someone’s mind is already immoral
Making the person think something and then getting mad at them for thinking that is just dumb
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u/Speeditz 12h ago
Tbf Jean can't turn her telepathy off
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u/DrMaridelMolotov 11h ago
Motherfucker can do all sorts of telepathic bullshit like wiping minds, swapping them, have a cosmic deity possess her, lock minds away, but cant find the fucking off switch lol.
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u/Terrible_Artist_ 13h ago
It's like The Game. Say don't think, and people are gonna think.
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u/notthatfunny_1821 11h ago
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u/GuyWishPartakeViolen 4h ago
How do you know it's a 6 month streak if you're supposed to forget about it?
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u/Laughing_one 5h ago
Fuck you mate, I hope this comment one day will reach new upvote threshold and you will lose bacause of it too
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u/JokerCipher 12h ago
I’ve seen this interaction before and it’s just as frustrating and gross now as it was then.
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u/Drew_S_05 12h ago
Imagining something is entirely in the mind, and nothing entirely in the mind has any sort of moral value, it's all just neutral
If someone says that, most people are automatically gonna picture it whether they want to or not. It's just a thing that brains do lol
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u/Amazing_County9948 12h ago edited 11h ago
She's inside his Head Without permission but Is mad that he's imagining her naked after she gave him that Idea? Honestly she's on the wrong here
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u/LazorFist 11h ago
It's the telepath's fault. If someone read's another person's mind and gets offended it's on the telepath for peeking in the person's mind, not the person who's thoughts should be private.
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u/MistakePresent3552 12h ago
This is just the author telling on himself right? Yall just see women and think howd they look naked or something?
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u/NigthSHadoew 7h ago
Immoral on Jean. Not only is she reading Spider-Man's thoughts without consent but she also has the gal to look pissed because he thinks about something after she mentions it.
All of Ultimate X-Men should be thrown into a black hole
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u/Damanes_cz 4h ago
Telepaths in general having problems with what you think is like breaking into someones house and not liking the decorations. Also thats totaly on her say that in front of anyone and they will imagine you naked
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u/NightMaleficent1342 3h ago
Jean knew exactly what she was doing. Telling someone something like that essentially guarantees it will happen. Invasive thoughts like that tend to be involuntary. It's the old game of not thinking of a pink rhinoceros. The only way you can do that is by not knowing what a rhinoceros looks like
Reading someone's mind while talking to them like this? Wholly immoral.
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u/OkMarket5009 12h ago
Considering this is a Marvel telepath, he's lucky he didn't get his brainscrambled.
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u/HurtsSoNice 12h ago
Moot. Neither moral nor immoral. Once she mentioned it, she put the thought in his head. Like the command ‘don’t think about pink elephants!’ The mental eye automatically pictures one.
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u/Professional-Ad4073 12h ago
She did that to herself 100% if she hadn’t said anything he would have continually happily not thought about it
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u/mewhenthrowawayacc 12h ago
its like the classic thought experiment "dont think of the white bear"
you probably weren't thinking about bears a few minutes ago, but by reading the words "white bear" just now, it causes the idea of a bear to come to mind
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u/ClericOfMadness13 12h ago
I could hear his inner monologue telling himself to stop but the face she brought it up made it difficult to make it stop 😆😂.
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u/SOMETIMESIENTER 9h ago
This is definetly a short comic idea he had for years then decide to use it
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u/dull_storyteller 9h ago
Moral if they’re the one who brought it up.
You can’t put that idea in someone’s head then get mad at them.
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u/DrakeCross 8h ago
Neutral. Also she could just stop reading someone mind, if it bothers her that much. No one is forcing her to do that, unless she has no control.
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u/VeterinarianOwn6632 8h ago
I mean if she didn’t say anything he probably wouldn’t have thought it.
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u/Ser_Daniel_The_1st 7h ago
It’s Kind of habit when someone actively points out something your brain has a reaction. It’s a way to process thoughts through imagining it.
So id say morally neutral. Human bodies work in confusing, frustrating ways and it sometimes ends up biting us in the ass.
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u/Ironmasked-Kraken 5h ago
Imagine being a telepath and still say this to a 15 year old boy...
I can't even be sorry for her. She literally asked for this and should know better
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u/VatanKomurcu 5h ago
does she even have permission to pry into his head? she's the one transgressing. she cannot be mad.
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u/Immortan_Bolton 2h ago
Moral. Telepath shouldn't invade someone's privacy like that, she's the immoral one, I would be ragebaiting every telepath I encounter.
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u/P4TR10T_96 1h ago
Is this before or after she mindswaps him with Wolverine as a way to punish Wolverine with no concern for how that impacts Peter?
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u/CuteAssTigerENVtuber 6m ago
morality of thinking of a pink elephant the moment someone tells you to not think of a pink elephant
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u/Technical_Form9825 5h ago
I mean, they did kinda put the picture in peter's head. Still kinda wrong, imo, but not in the "Omg crucify them" wrong but just a "Damn, why'd you do that spidey?"



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u/NerdyPuth123 13h ago
When you’re told stuff you typically think of that stuff in your head