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>Is porn imp generated, both live action and hentai?
Pic related.

>Is anime and cartoons imp generated?
Anime tends to be "Onii" (japanese daemons). Youtuber "Mister Metokur" (onii) is involved in a bunch of anime. Anime is often generated by "the monsters on the screen"; ie the Daemon-characters.

>Are books imp generated? Just novels? What about occultic books? Christian books? Cookbooks even?
A lot of books are "conceptually generated" (rng generation of books on the shelves).
Real Grimoires are not human written; "N.A.A-218"-books for example is directly from the Qliphoth, and teaches you a lot about how Qliphothic things work through direct insights.
Book of Sitra Achra here:
https://archive.org/details/TheBookOfSitraAchra/page/n55/mode/2up
Liber Falxifer 3:
https://archive.org/details/liber-falxifer-iii-the-book-of-the-52-stations-of-the-crosses-of-nod/page/61/mode/2up
The bible is also "conceptually generated mythological texts"; tends to be "anology for things going on here and now".
An example of a "bible-imp" is the priest in the Simpsons; the website "biblehub" has an intellect similar to that Simpsons-character ("bible-imp/church imp"); the people working full-time in the church as lifestyles tends to be "church imps". Ned Flanders and his family is also an imp family in Simpsons.

>Do these imp generated things also serve as brainwashing/mind control/possession? Is it all negative? All positive? A mix of both? Neither?
-Mostly as spiritual guidance and just how entertainment media has always been generated. Fun things to watch on the "black mirrors". You can learn how to spiritually get involved in the video game dev scene for example; as well as directing TV-series.
"arrested development" uses a "sims-based engine"; Archer + south park uses a "starcraft-based engine"; as some examples of "logics engines" used to generate tv.
Tolkien setting is generated as a type of "spiritual dnd with an overarching storyline"