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'''Memory sharing''' is a [[system]] function whereby [[Headmate|headmates]] can share their own memories with others in the same system.  
 
'''Memory sharing''' is a [[system]] function whereby [[headmate]]s can share their own memories with others in the same system.  


This may happen automatically or may require deliberate action by headmates. Not all systems have memory sharing and those that do may have it to varying degrees.
This may happen automatically or may require deliberate action by headmates. Not all systems have memory sharing and those that do may have it to varying degrees.
== Related Terms ==
== Related Terms ==
[[Emotion Sharing|Emotion sharing]] is the equivalent function for emotions.
[[Emotion sharing]] is the equivalent function for emotions.
 
[[Internal communication]] is when headmates can communicate with each other without external means.


[[Internal Communication|Internal communication]] is when headmates can communicate with each other without external means.
[[Memory management]] is a page on the different types of management for memory sharing.


[[Memory Management]] is a page on the different types of management for memory sharing.
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Revision as of 18:07, 11 June 2021

memory sharing ( n.)
Applies tosystems, headmates, system functions

Memory sharing is a system function whereby headmates can share their own memories with others in the same system.

This may happen automatically or may require deliberate action by headmates. Not all systems have memory sharing and those that do may have it to varying degrees.

Related Terms

Emotion sharing is the equivalent function for emotions.

Internal communication is when headmates can communicate with each other without external means.

Memory management is a page on the different types of management for memory sharing.