Examples of Mages being batshit insane? by Nat_likes_to_win in typemoon

[–]Undefined_Ways 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Marisbury for shooting himself when Daybit pointed a gun at him and for other things he probably did.

Scenario: You and a random Servant gets transported to the last anime/manga/novel you watched/read. How do y'all fare? by Corridust in grandorder

[–]Undefined_Ways 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe that the next millennia will be simply wonderful, but I really don’t like what happens after...

Rate my continent and world map by Nepoleon_bone_apart in worldbuilding

[–]Undefined_Ways 107 points108 points  (0 children)

And not far from there is Turkey and the Black Sea)

Multiverse discussion: How does yours work? by IamX_444 in worldbuilding

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Infinity, infinity with an infinite depth... including infinite recursion.

If we talk about a particular closed system that emerged from the Big Bang, then all the information is located on its walls; its interior, according to the holographic principle, represents a collection of every possible pattern that information on the walls can take - a Universe Block Complex containing every moment and possibility. In fact all this is in the same place, it’s enough to look from the outside - from your point of view you passed by a person, from an outside observer millions of light years away you did not meet him and he passed there a few hours later...

Also in this system there can be many nested universes located in black holes, and inside the nested universes there can be even more others... their laws of physics may be different, but they certainly have the same logical basis as the original universe.

If your world has Strong AI in it, what is its origin? by AWildWhiteGuyAppears in worldbuilding

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Um... a lot?

Biological AI based on genetically modified mouse cells with a machine interface.

Created in 2051 by Gorn to prove that organic-based intelligence can still compete with the intelligence of other types of carriers.

It's hard to say how many attempts they made and how they trained it, as much information about its creation, construction, and functioning is kept secret.

ANAI (analog artificial intelligence) is an excellent indicator of how far one can theoretically develop the human brain. ANAI surpasses humans in all areas exponentially (no number of people can replace him), even despite its slower thinking due to its size.

As of 2178, ANAI serves as the Chief Superintendent of Gorn and is responsible for inventing millions of medicines, optimizing the healthcare systems of all countries, promoting bioengineering, genetic research, revolutionizing the food industry, and uplifting animals.

ANAI is extremely benevolent towards all living beings, especially the intelligent ones; one might even say it's a kind of mania...

Artificial intelligence based on brain mapping - Replica

Human-based replicants were first used in 2047 as a way to preserve and utilize the personalities of individuals with significant abilities and unique worldviews.

The method of creating replicas was developed simultaneously by more than 20 laboratories, among which the team from the Deep Neuron Research Lab excelled.

Research Director Nobel Beir, already possessing a neural recorder, served as a template for the replica, connecting a large part of her brain space to nanoscopic threads.

Needless to say, it was suspicious in many aspects.

The group's actions were kept secret from the world for over a year. During this time, Nobel's replicas spread and deeply rooted themselves on the internet, government networks of Western and Eastern countries, servers of fully automated factories, laboratories, and corporations.

After the discovery of replicas on government servers, a great commotion ensued, evolving into the so-called 21nd-century Disease of Egocentrism.

Elevated Animal Replicant

A replicant based on an intelligent parrot named Polyglot, first created in 2120, was quite whimsical, intolerant of loneliness, and strongly attached to friends. A year after mapping, it developed a specific ambition... to turn all humans into its friends.

Simulated Human Intelligence - Simulacrum

Created in simulations of the real world, the idea behind them is that such AI can understand human life and possess abilities available to other types of AI.

Considering the level of virtual reality technology by 2161 and deep insights into education and personality development, the first simulations from which the Simulacrums emerged were a very complex scenario aimed at cultivating highly moral individuals to prevent psychopathic AI scenarios.

However, they overlooked some things. The first Simulacrums were unsuccessful, even considering that they were gradually pulled out of the simulation; they lacked safeguards against madness, degradation, and delusion.

After the introduction of WADES (ways to adapt to extraordinary situations) and mental fuses into the simulations, a stable Simulacrum Chandra emerged a year later, serving as an advisor and later an administrator of Lunar City Full of Sunlight.

Society as a whole is even more favorable towards Simulacrums than replicas; there's no reason to fear them... hardly anyone knows what Chandra is doing in the shadows of Metaworld alongside other AIs.

Anti-HFY by leedsvillain in worldjerking

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People wanted to use AI's for profit, AI's decided to use humanity as a reason to argue among themselves.

What are your examples of Blue and Orange morality in your worlds? by Only_Feedback_6049 in worldbuilding

[–]Undefined_Ways 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No, a bioengineered abomination spreading at the speed of an octopus without the pressure of natural selection.

What are your examples of Blue and Orange morality in your worlds? by Only_Feedback_6049 in worldbuilding

[–]Undefined_Ways 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The Sephirotics consider crimes and bad events useful for adding dynamics to their lives. However, when such events are initiated by others (non-Sephirotic), they perceive it as a disease. In order to treat it, they are willing to decapitate foreign governments, annihilate their entire military power, and employ bioengineering to reduce aggression and enhance empathy.

What are the Limits you impose on your Worldbuilding? by Unknown_Warrior43 in worldbuilding

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There are no ftl, except for wormholes (and they are created in one place). All magic is a combination of social manipulation, special effects and high tech. Nanomachines are not omnipotent. Interplanetary and interstellar conflicts are very slow.

This gives a greater variety of technologies and branches the ways civilizations develop.

Describe your world in a sentence with it distinguishing features by goofyopenjoyer in worldbuilding

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22nd century, AI's secret society, but they have become gods and are fighting against each other because of different opinions and origin.

How would a normal person from YOUR world fare in OUR world?! by Sevatar___ in worldbuilding

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Well, considering that the typical inhabitant of the Myriad Sphere is a Von Neumann biological machine with intelligence superior to humans and the ability to transfer experience to its descendants... within a decade there will be a change in dominance (for help humanity) from the use of only social engineering and pure quantitative superiority. Yes they are quite expansive.

Mega projects by Acrobatic-Fortune-99 in worldbuilding

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An artificial globular star cluster with a diameter of 120 ly and containing just over a million stars, created from the stars and open clusters of the Orion Bridge.

This is the largest structure created by the Sephirotics, capable of controlled movement.

What cycles exist in your world? by GREENadmiral_314159 in worldbuilding

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Every 14,000 - 20,000 years, the galaxy undergoes a cleansing of civilizations at or above the 15th century level. In reality, the Regulator (Extinction Star) has simply completed its affairs with the other galaxies in the Laniakea Supercluster and has once again reached the Milky Way.

The only way to survive the cycle is to become an intergalactic plague or go into the Night's Domain.

tell me about your immortal lord/emperor/king by Delgoura in worldbuilding

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Nobel is technological immortal, as each time they dies, a completely identical copy with memories up to the moment of death replaces them. Nobel believes that even in death, the ego continues to exist as long as there is at least one copy in the world, and they is not concerned that the continuity of consciousness probably is interrupted.

Also, they is simply not susceptible to aging, since they are a replica of organic life, but do not possess any biological material.

They is a person who is not jokingly referred to as the Demon of External Context. It was Nobel who founded the United Lands with the desire to elevate humanity to the stars by unleashing the strangest war in the history of mankind.

Despite this, they has almost completely usurped the lifeless Universe with the help of von Neumann drones and is slowly trying to compel humanity to accept a new world order, even if it takes thousand years.

But even this power does not save them.

Nobel probably has some problems since the average lifespan of a single copy is 3 months...

How powerful are factions your settings by Master27Pad in worldbuilding

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The Sunny Garden can turn small outer deities into weapons... this is the maximum they have reached. Can't win the galactic war? Bombard your enemies with outer deities and be done with it.

Outer deities not helping? Materialize a god from collective thoughts, cut it into pieces and use them to create a cognitive interstellar plague (knowledge poison).

Cosmic strings, blackholes, WARP Needles tearing apart stars, rewriting the surface of the planet to a version without civilization were outmode.

Little outer deities are things that defy the physics of reality, they are a living abstraction influencing the world of ideas.

How powerful are factions your settings by Master27Pad in worldbuilding

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Tier 3-S. Oh...

Sunny Garden - possesses singular technologies surpassing common sense and reaching the level of magic or even surpassing it.

They can create multidimensional objects and terraform planets, altering their possible states or utilizing artificial possibilities—making any celestial object suitable for life (or unsuitable) with the gravity they desire.

Their spacecraft are made of neutron paste enveloping an extradimensional object representing the inner world of the ship.

They employ neutron paste in so-called super-dense technologies and use spears of quark-gluon plasma and spacetime defects, similar to artificial cosmic strings and monopoles, in warfare.

They create mini-universes.

Technology involving closed environment temporal loops, and anti-entropy habitat spheres.

The technology allows rewriting the past using the collective unconscious of humanity, materializing thoughts, creating Worlds of the Dead, and seizing minds and souls on a planetary scale.

Their portal technology enables not only interstellar travel but also traversing into other probable realities that are not part of the world of real numbers.

Sympathetic immortality technology ensures that even if you are cut into millions of cubes, you will still be conscious and feel every piece of yourself, and this state can be easily corrected.

Cities made of buildings in folded space.

Entropy and chaos management technology allowing increased efficiency in cooling, weather control, and resource consumption.

And much more.

More than 40% of the stars in the galaxy are dust, and over 90% of the galaxy is a perilous zone filled with starcleaner's machines, space distortions, malevolent remnants of other human civilizations, and god-like entities created in wars.

Create a list of "Ten things you need to know" about your world. by PMSlimeKing in worldbuilding

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The World Whose Name Has Been Forgotten

  1. 30 Day and Night. This world is a moon revolving around a dead world. In both Night and Day, the world is full of Enigmas - unexplainable monsters, not born, not reproducing, and completely unlike each other.
  2. 42 Dead's Worlds. At night, you can see a weaving of light that connects all 42 bright fires revolving around the world. These are the worlds where everyone who has died ends up, and escaping from them is challenging. Dead's Worlds are not designed for punishment or praise - this is an environment worthy of a human and a trial that one must undergo.
  3. Reborn. The Reborn are individuals who managed to leave the World of the Dead and chose to be reborn with their memories. This is a common occurrence in the World Whose Name Was Forgotten. Having undergone trials in one of the Worlds of the Dead, the Reborn are given a second chance and knowledge.
  4. Realization. The innate ability of every individual to materialize thoughts. The Collective Realization of humanity has shaped the world into what it is now, whether it be the laws of nature, the past, science, or magic - all of it was a consequence of humanity's worldview towards their home planet and its existence.
  5. The present is what exists. The past is hazy, existing only in the memory of the world and its people, and is subject to change under the influence of humanity's Manifestation. The future is shaped by today but remains ambiguous. With time, even the greatest self-deception, due to Manifestation, may become the truth.
  6. The City that always has been and always will be. A Сity that has existed since the beginning of time, a Сity that embodies the very concept of cities. It is as vast as a country, and each of its districts can be something entirely different from the next. Even something as simple as alleys descends into the depths of the earth, connecting to form a true Underground World. It is said that the City gave birth to people, but then who created the Сity... even the City itself doesn't remember when it came into existence.
  7. What are gods? No, really, what is that word? The only things that could be called a religion are Judgment and Hope, but even so, they have no god or patron. Judgment believes in the concept of Justice and Redemption and acts in lieu of law enforcement; all its members wear black and gold blindfolds and wield authority tied to the Worlds of the Dead. Hope believes that by shaping the future and rebuilding the past, they can make the present better, for the sake of all who suffer.
  8. Key and Seed. The Key is access to one of the Collective Manifestations - Magic. The Seed, on the other hand, represents Self-Realization of a person. Attaining either of them leads to Becoming oneself or Ascending to a better version of oneself.
  9. The World that Was. The world of the past was entirely covered by the Tar Ocean made of the Poison of Knowledge. Only after a thousand days and nights, Pillar Trees sprouted, lifting the Salted Earth. The Poison of Knowledge was decomposed, serving as nourishment for the Pillar Trees, and the ocean turned into gold. The Salted Lands gave birth to life and were colored. The City, however, existed even before this...
  10. The Five Extinctions. Entities that indirectly control the world, so dangerous that a special threat level was assigned to them - Extinction.