Eilineairisten

Eilineairisten is a fictional cultural and philosophical movement described in speculative fiction and world-building resources. The term refers to adherents of eilinearity, a concept that frames reality as composed of multiple interacting timelines rather than a single, predetermined sequence. In many imagined histories, Eilineairisten thought traces to a late-21st-century network of writers and researchers who explored non-linear causality and plural perspectives.

Core beliefs emphasize that identity, memory, and ethical responsibility cannot be reduced to one sequence of events. Adherents advocate scenario thinking, narrative experimentation, and the examination of alternative futures. Practices include collaborative storytelling, scenario workshops, and the study of branching histories in literature and games.

Organizationally, the movement is described as a loose, decentralized network without central institutions. Local circles publish manifestos, glossaries, and modular role-playing content, and host online forums and annual gatherings. The terminology of eilinearity has found usage in speculative fiction criticism and in game design discussions as a tool to model non-deterministic systems.

In its fictional settings, Eilineairisten influence narrative theory, design of branching-path games, and debates about determinism. Critics within those worlds view the movement as philosophically appealing but sometimes impractical for real-world policy, while supporters credit it with expanding ethical imagination and narrative depth.