Avevoera

Avevoera is a fictional concept used in science fiction and collaborative world-building to describe a theoretical framework for preserving and transferring human consciousness or memories. The term appears in multiple works without a single, definitive canon, and is treated as a conceptual tool rather than a real technology. Etymology is unsettled; the word is a constructed neologism in most texts, commonly interpreted as denoting a "new era" of cognition, though no official roots are standardized.

In typical depictions, avevoera involves three elements: an encoding layer that maps episodic memories into durable digital patterns, a substrate or interface that maintains continuity of phenomenological experience, and a transfer protocol that allows transfer between bodies or substrates or into simulations. Variants differ on whether consciousness is preserved as a continuous stream, whether identity is preserved as a continuity object, and whether the process is reversible. Some narratives present avevoera as brain-implant based; others as cloud-based simulations or neural architectures.

Thematic uses include explorations of personal identity, mortality, and agency, as well as ethical debates about consent, data ownership, and social inequality in access to memory-preservation technologies. In fan communities, avevoera often serves as a focal point for world-building around memory economies and posthuman futurism.