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Devices and systems designed to operate across six dimensions, allowing users to perceive, measure, or manipulate not just spacetime position and probability branches but the fundamental starting points that shape reality. These technologies include "initial conditions scanners" that can read the complete history of any system from its beginning, "origin browsers" that let you explore how different starting points would have unfolded, and the holy grail: "reinitialization devices" that would let you restart systems with new initial conditions—essentially, the ability to begin again. Such technologies are theoretical only, because changing initial conditions would rewrite history entirely, creating paradoxes that make time travel look simple. But the fantasy of being able to choose your starting point—your genetics, your family, your era—is irresistible.
Spacetime-Probability-Initial Conditions Technologies Example: "He used a 6D technology device to view his life with different initial conditions—if he'd been born to wealthy parents, if he'd had different genetics, if he'd grown up in a different country. The device showed him twenty versions of himself, each starting from different points, each unfolding differently. Some were happier, some richer, some dead. He returned to his actual initial conditions slightly more at peace—not because they were best, but because they were his."
by Dumu The Void February 16, 2026
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