Membránhozs

Membránhozs is a fictional concept originating from speculative fiction literature. It refers to a hypothetical biological or artificial membrane that exhibits a unique property of selectively interacting with or "holding onto" specific entities, often abstract concepts or energy fields. The term itself is a portmanteau, combining "membrane" with a suffix suggesting attachment or containment.

In narrative contexts, membránhozs can serve various plot functions. They might be used as devices for storing memories, isolating dangerous energies, or facilitating interdimensional travel. The nature of what a membránhozs can hold is often a key element of the world-building, ranging from biological components to emotional states or even abstract ideas.

The scientific plausibility of membránhozs is currently nonexistent within established scientific understanding. However, the concept taps into human fascination with containment and selective interaction, drawing parallels to biological processes like cellular membranes or immunological responses, albeit in a highly exaggerated and fictionalized manner. Its utility lies primarily in its capacity to explore theoretical possibilities and drive narrative development within speculative genres.