Invisible Friends
3 Quarks Daily • 2/13/2026
Summary
The article titled "Invisible Friends" by Steve Szilagyi discusses the concept of having invisible friends and how individuals handle this experience. It mentions that one could develop theologies from their visions, as seen with engineer Emmanuel Swedenborg and poet William Blake, or choose to ignore them, like philosopher Jean Paul Sartre.
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