| rdfs:comment | - An alpha-level simulation was a digitised version of a scanned human mind, perfectly replicating its brain structure. It was fully capable of remembering past experiences, learning, adapting, and was fully self-aware. Later technologies allowed individuals to survive the scanning process, leaving essentially two copies of the same person, one physical and one digital.
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| abstract | - An alpha-level simulation was a digitised version of a scanned human mind, perfectly replicating its brain structure. It was fully capable of remembering past experiences, learning, adapting, and was fully self-aware. Later technologies allowed individuals to survive the scanning process, leaving essentially two copies of the same person, one physical and one digital.
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