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	The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by [[Isla]] and [[Carbonado]] without the knowledge of the [[SDS Foundation]], that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. The technology ~~was~~ adapted (salvaged) from the [[Izumo\|Miyaki Project]], which itself was based off of blueprints encoded in the [[Omnistat Files]] recovered by [[Jimmy Navarro]], ~~Isla and Carbonado~~'s ~~prototype was designed in 249 CE, developed with their own further research~~. [[Wisteria]] developed her own functioning prototype likely around the same time, after she had fled to the [[Empyrium]], specifically [[San]] with her research following the exposal of the Miyaki Project.		The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by [[Isla]] and [[Carbonado]] without the knowledge of the [[SDS Foundation]], that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. The Digiverse arose primarily through Isla and Carbonado's own research that led to a prototype being designed in 249 CE, however the technology adapted (salvaged) from the [[Izumo\|Miyaki Project]], which itself was based off of blueprints encoded in the [[Omnistat Files]] recovered by [[Jimmy Navarro]], massively helped in the development of the device's modern iterations. [[Wisteria]] developed her own functioning prototype likely around the same time, after she had fled to the [[Empyrium]], specifically [[San]] with her research following the exposal of the Miyaki Project.

	Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.		Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.

Peterhat at 03:17, 17 January 2026

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	[[Wisteria]]\|species=[[Humans]]		[[Wisteria]]\|species=[[Humans]]
	*[[Empyrians]]\|environment=Digital emulation of real-world environments\|unique properties=Digital, almost completely customisable}}		*[[Empyrians]]\|environment=Digital emulation of real-world environments\|unique properties=Digital, almost completely customisable}}
	The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by [[Isla]] and [[Carbonado]] without the knowledge of the [[SDS Foundation]], that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. The technology was adapted (salvaged) from the [[Izumo\|Miyaki Project]], which itself was based off of blueprints encoded in the [[Omnistat Files]] recovered by [[Jimmy Navarro]], Isla and Carbonado's prototype was designed in 249 CE, developed with their own further research. [[Wisteria]] developed her own functioning prototype likely around the same time, after she had fled to [[San]] with her research following the exposal of the Miyaki Project.		The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by [[Isla]] and [[Carbonado]] without the knowledge of the [[SDS Foundation]], that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. The technology was adapted (salvaged) from the [[Izumo\|Miyaki Project]], which itself was based off of blueprints encoded in the [[Omnistat Files]] recovered by [[Jimmy Navarro]], Isla and Carbonado's prototype was designed in 249 CE, developed with their own further research. [[Wisteria]] developed her own functioning prototype likely around the same time, after she had fled to the [[Empyrium]], specifically [[San]] with her research following the exposal of the Miyaki Project.

	Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.		Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.
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	Digiverse hyperprisms push the boundaries of known physics, in that they can become so energy-dense that they produce their own gravity. This effect goes unnoticed for all but highly sensitive organisms, however the long-term tidal effects are yet to be longitudinally studied. Most digiverse prisms operate at levels below 0.001% theoretical capacity. The upper bound of their energy density is assumed to stretch beyond the point at which it would collapse into a singularity, a phenomenon known as a [[wikipedia:Kugelblitz_(astrophysics)\|kugelblitz]]. As a result, the hyperprisms were constructed with failsafes that would attempt to radiate energy to avert this. By 408 CE, this failsafe was known to [[:Category:Peter's OCs\|the TERAPRO workers]] [[Once more, unto the Digiverse!\|who had seen it be triggered before]], and it was exploited as a bomb that would destroy [[Amesidian\|Amesidian's]] [[Flavros Project]]. The high energy density combined with the warping of space-time led to the radiation of its data, quite literally "shattering it across time" and creating [[Portal clock\|the portal clock]].		Digiverse hyperprisms push the boundaries of known physics, in that they can become so energy-dense that they produce their own gravity. This effect goes unnoticed for all but highly sensitive organisms, however the long-term tidal effects are yet to be longitudinally studied. Most digiverse prisms operate at levels below 0.001% theoretical capacity. The upper bound of their energy density is assumed to stretch beyond the point at which it would collapse into a singularity, a phenomenon known as a [[wikipedia:Kugelblitz_(astrophysics)\|kugelblitz]]. As a result, the hyperprisms were constructed with failsafes that would attempt to radiate energy to avert this. By 408 CE, this failsafe was known to [[:Category:Peter's OCs\|the TERAPRO workers]] [[Once more, unto the Digiverse!\|who had seen it be triggered before]], and it was exploited as a bomb that would destroy [[Amesidian\|Amesidian's]] [[Flavros Project]]. The high energy density combined with the warping of space-time led to the radiation of its data, quite literally "shattering it across time" and creating [[Portal clock\|the portal clock]].

	Following the aforementioned events in 401 CE, digiverse technology began to trickle down to more general applications, especially the planet [[San~~]] within the [[Empyrium]]~~, which has adopted largescale use of the technology on a day-to-day basis.		Following the aforementioned events in 401 CE, digiverse technology began to trickle down to more general applications, especially on the planet San, which has adopted largescale use of the technology on a day-to-day basis.

	== Types of Conscious Uploading ==		== Types of Conscious Uploading ==

Peterhat at 03:15, 17 January 2026

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	The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by the [[SDS Foundation]] that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. ~~Based~~ off of blueprints encoded in the [[Omnistat Files]] recovered by [[Jimmy Navarro]], it was designed ~~by a group of scientists headed by [[Isla]]~~ in 249 CE, ~~based off of~~ their own research ~~as well as the work~~ [[Wisteria]] ~~had left behind~~ after she fled to [[San]].		The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by [[Isla]] and [[Carbonado]] without the knowledge of the [[SDS Foundation]], that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. The technology was adapted (salvaged) from the [[Izumo\|Miyaki Project]], which itself was based off of blueprints encoded in the [[Omnistat Files]] recovered by [[Jimmy Navarro]], Isla and Carbonado's prototype was designed in 249 CE, developed with their own further research. [[Wisteria]] developed her own functioning prototype likely around the same time, after she had fled to [[San]] with her research following the exposal of the Miyaki Project.

	Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.		Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.

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	Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.		Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.

	~~Digiverse hyperprisms push~~ the ~~boundaries~~ of ~~known physics~~, ~~in that they can become so energy~~-~~dense that they produce~~ their own ~~gravity~~. ~~This effect goes unnoticed for all but highly sensitive organisms~~, ~~however the long-term tidal effects are yet~~ to be ~~longitudinally studied. Most digiverse prisms operate at levels below 0.001% theoretical capacity~~.		In the year 401 CE, a whistleblower (presumed to be an SDS insider) published information about the invention and distribution of DRWEPDS mediums, and the presumed uploading of [[Andrei Varady]] and Isla's consciences as headspace pre-eminents to their own digiverses almost 100 years prior. Although initially a shadow of doubt was casted over these speculations, (leading to some theorists to argue that her digiverse may be contained within a cyborg vessel to maintain her physical appearance and corporeal manifestation of herself,) both turned out to be true, which led to [[Once more, unto the Digiverse!\|the shutdown of the covert aspects of the project]].

	In the ~~year 333 CE~~, ~~a whistleblower (presumed~~ to be ~~an SDS insider) published information about~~ the ~~invention and distribution of DRWEPDS mediums~~, ~~and the presumed uploading of~~ [[~~Andrei Varady~~]] ~~and Isla's consciences as headspace pre-eminents to their own digiverses almost 100 years prior~~. ~~Although initially~~ a ~~shadow of doubt was casted over these speculations~~, ~~(leading to some theorists to argue~~ that ~~her digiverse may be contained within a cyborg vessel~~ to ~~maintain her physical appearance and corporeal manifestation of herself,) both turned out~~ to ~~be true~~, ~~which led~~ to [[Once more, unto the Digiverse!\|the ~~shutdown~~ of the ~~covert aspects~~ of the ~~project~~]].		Digiverse hyperprisms push the boundaries of known physics, in that they can become so energy-dense that they produce their own gravity. This effect goes unnoticed for all but highly sensitive organisms, however the long-term tidal effects are yet to be longitudinally studied. Most digiverse prisms operate at levels below 0.001% theoretical capacity. The upper bound of their energy density is assumed to stretch beyond the point at which it would collapse into a singularity, a phenomenon known as a [[wikipedia:Kugelblitz_(astrophysics)\|kugelblitz]]. As a result, the hyperprisms were constructed with failsafes that would attempt to radiate energy to avert this. By 408 CE, this failsafe was known to [[:Category:Peter's OCs\|the TERAPRO workers]] [[Once more, unto the Digiverse!\|who had seen it be triggered before]], and it was exploited as a bomb that would destroy [[Amesidian\|Amesidian's]] [[Flavros Project]]. The high energy density combined with the warping of space-time led to the radiation of its data, quite literally "shattering it across time" and creating [[Portal clock\|the portal clock]].

	Following the ~~death of an "impostor [[Carbonado]]"~~, digiverse technology began to trickle down to more general applications, especially the planet [[San]] within the [[Empyrium]], which has adopted largescale use of the technology on a day-to-day basis.		Following the aforementioned events in 401 CE, digiverse technology began to trickle down to more general applications, especially the planet [[San]] within the [[Empyrium]], which has adopted largescale use of the technology on a day-to-day basis.

	== Types of Conscious Uploading ==		== Types of Conscious Uploading ==

Peterhat at 14:04, 6 January 2025

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	The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by the [[SDS Foundation]] that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. It was designed by a group of scientists headed by [[Isla]] in ~~the~~ 249 CE, based off of their own research as well as the work [[Wisteria]] had left behind after she fled to [[San]].		The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by the [[SDS Foundation]] that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. Based off of blueprints encoded in the [[Omnistat Files]] recovered by [[Jimmy Navarro]], it was designed by a group of scientists headed by [[Isla]] in 249 CE, based off of their own research as well as the work [[Wisteria]] had left behind after she fled to [[San]].

	Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.		Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.
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	Digiverse hyperprisms push the boundaries of known physics, in that they can become so energy-dense that they produce their own gravity. This effect goes unnoticed for all but highly sensitive organisms, however the long-term tidal effects are yet to be longitudinally studied. Most digiverse prisms operate at levels below 0.001% theoretical capacity.		Digiverse hyperprisms push the boundaries of known physics, in that they can become so energy-dense that they produce their own gravity. This effect goes unnoticed for all but highly sensitive organisms, however the long-term tidal effects are yet to be longitudinally studied. Most digiverse prisms operate at levels below 0.001% theoretical capacity.

	In the year 333 CE, a whistleblower (presumed to be an SDS insider) published information about the invention and distribution of DRWEPDS mediums, and the presumed uploading of [[Andrei Varady]] and Isla's consciences as headspace pre-eminents to their own digiverses almost 100 years prior. Although a shadow of doubt was casted over ~~the Isla~~ speculations, (leading to some theorists to argue that her digiverse may be contained within a cyborg vessel to maintain her physical appearance and corporeal manifestation of herself,) ~~the theory that Andrei was uploaded is generally considered~~ to be ~~factual~~.		In the year 333 CE, a whistleblower (presumed to be an SDS insider) published information about the invention and distribution of DRWEPDS mediums, and the presumed uploading of [[Andrei Varady]] and Isla's consciences as headspace pre-eminents to their own digiverses almost 100 years prior. Although initially a shadow of doubt was casted over these speculations, (leading to some theorists to argue that her digiverse may be contained within a cyborg vessel to maintain her physical appearance and corporeal manifestation of herself,) both turned out to be true, which led to [[Once more, unto the Digiverse!\|the shutdown of the covert aspects of the project]].

	Following the death of an "impostor [[Carbonado]]", digiverse technology began to trickle down to more general applications, especially the planet [[San]] within the [[Empyrium]], which has adopted largescale use of the technology on a day-to-day basis.		Following the death of an "impostor [[Carbonado]]", digiverse technology began to trickle down to more general applications, especially the planet [[San]] within the [[Empyrium]], which has adopted largescale use of the technology on a day-to-day basis.

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	The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by the [[SDS Foundation]] that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. It was designed by a group of scientists headed by [[Isla]] in the ~~240s~~, ~~with~~ the ~~first functioning prototype emerging in 249 CE~~.		The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by the [[SDS Foundation]] that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. It was designed by a group of scientists headed by [[Isla]] in the 249 CE, based off of their own research as well as the work [[Wisteria]] had left behind after she fled to [[San]].

	Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it ~~was~~ to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.		Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope\|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it were to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.

			Digiverse hyperprisms push the boundaries of known physics, in that they can become so energy-dense that they produce their own gravity. This effect goes unnoticed for all but highly sensitive organisms, however the long-term tidal effects are yet to be longitudinally studied. Most digiverse prisms operate at levels below 0.001% theoretical capacity.

	In the year 333 CE, a whistleblower (presumed to be an SDS insider) published information about the invention and distribution of DRWEPDS mediums, and the presumed uploading of [[Andrei Varady]] and Isla's consciences as headspace pre-eminents to their own digiverses almost 100 years prior. Although a shadow of doubt was casted over the Isla speculations, (leading to some theorists to argue that her digiverse may be contained within a cyborg vessel to maintain her physical appearance and corporeal manifestation of herself,) the theory that Andrei was uploaded is generally considered to be factual.		In the year 333 CE, a whistleblower (presumed to be an SDS insider) published information about the invention and distribution of DRWEPDS mediums, and the presumed uploading of [[Andrei Varady]] and Isla's consciences as headspace pre-eminents to their own digiverses almost 100 years prior. Although a shadow of doubt was casted over the Isla speculations, (leading to some theorists to argue that her digiverse may be contained within a cyborg vessel to maintain her physical appearance and corporeal manifestation of herself,) the theory that Andrei was uploaded is generally considered to be factual.

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The '''Digital Real World Emulation Pocket Dimension System (DRWEPDS)''', commonly known as a '''Digiverse''', is a device designed and initially produced in secret by the [[SDS Foundation]] that aims to simulate a fully-immersive virtual world complete with full user customisation. It was designed by a group of scientists headed by [[Isla]] in the 240s, with the first functioning prototype emerging in 249 CE.

Unlike a virtual world that can be simulated through virtual reality headsets, immersion into a digiverse requires full conscious uploading. This process, albeit while maintaining the conscious with >99% certainty, has a "high risk of permanent detachment between physical and mental self" as described by the SDS Foundation - in other words, the inability to regain corporeal form. Digiverses can be stored on computers, however scientists at the SDS Foundation discovered that computational power and data can be held within a "[[wikipedia:Prism_(geometry)#Uniform_prismatic_polytope|hyperprism]]"<ref>''Although any object can be used as a vessel to store a digiverse's data and computational systems, so-called "hyperprisms" are common.''</ref> structure which, because of its excellent electroconductive properties, can hold immense amounts of data in a smaller space. A drawback to this method of storage, however, is its effects on the ability to efficiently transfer data<ref>''Interference and rudimentary methods of digiverse-real world data transfer often cause images and other properties from Digiverses to be low-quality or unusually compressed.''</ref> to and from the digiverse due to interference within the prism. This can range from warping simple message data to even "shredding" someone's uploaded conscience if it was to be extracted out of the digiverse. As most digiverse controllers, known as "headspace pre-eminents", were uploaded on the basis that they had a terminal illness or another life-impairing condition, this did not matter, leaving hyperprisms as the primary medium of digiverses.

In the year 333 CE, a whistleblower (presumed to be an SDS insider) published information about the invention and distribution of DRWEPDS mediums, and the presumed uploading of [[Andrei Varady]] and Isla's consciences as headspace pre-eminents to their own digiverses almost 100 years prior. Although a shadow of doubt was casted over the Isla speculations, (leading to some theorists to argue that her digiverse may be contained within a cyborg vessel to maintain her physical appearance and corporeal manifestation of herself,) the theory that Andrei was uploaded is generally considered to be factual.

Following the death of an "impostor [[Carbonado]]", digiverse technology began to trickle down to more general applications, especially the planet [[San]] within the [[Empyrium]], which has adopted largescale use of the technology on a day-to-day basis.

== Types of Conscious Uploading ==

=== Complete Separation ===
Complete separation involves completely separating the mind and body and storing the body in a preservative tank, usually filled with electrode fluid.

=== Digiverse Longevity Surgery ===
This entails a full lobotomy to the person after a ''copy'' of their conscience is made. No physical 'transfer' is then made, and the copied conscience in the digiverse vessel is positioned where the frontal lobe once was and rewired to the brain. This has the added benefit of maintaining a corporeal form, allowing users to switch from the digiverse to reality.{{SDSNavbox}}
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