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| alt = The Earth seen from space. | | alt = The Earth seen from space. | ||
| synonyms = meatspace (n.), real life (n.), real world (n.), outer world (n.) | | synonyms = meatspace (n.), real life (n.), real world (n.), outer world (n.), earth world (n.) | ||
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Despite being the most recognized term, | '''Shared reality''' refers to the world shared by all [[system]]s' (and [[singlet]]s') bodies. | ||
Despite being the most recognized term, "real world" is often avoided by systems due to the implications it has of [[headspace]]s and [[inner world]]s. | |||
== Related Terms == | == Related Terms == | ||
[[ | [[System travel]] is when a [[headmate]] is able to visit another system. | ||
[[Category:Terms]] | [[Category:Terms]] | ||
Revision as of 16:54, 18 April 2023
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| Synonyms | meatspace (n.), real life (n.), real world (n.), outer world (n.), earth world (n.) |
| Applies to | headspaces |
Shared reality refers to the world shared by all systems' (and singlets') bodies.
Despite being the most recognized term, "real world" is often avoided by systems due to the implications it has of headspaces and inner worlds.
Related Terms
System travel is when a headmate is able to visit another system.
