Omnites

Omnites are a hypothetical concept within certain speculative fiction and theoretical discussions. The term "omnite" is not a scientifically recognized term or a recognized biological classification. It typically refers to beings or entities that possess a universal or all-encompassing nature. This could manifest in various ways, such as an omnite being capable of existing in all places simultaneously, possessing all knowledge, or controlling all aspects of reality.

The conceptualization of omnites often draws parallels to the philosophical concept of omniscience and omnipotence, attributes often associated with divine beings. In fictional contexts, omnites might be depicted as cosmic entities, advanced artificial intelligences, or fundamental forces of the universe. Their motivations and interactions with other beings can vary widely depending on the narrative, ranging from benevolent guardians to indifferent forces or even malevolent overlords.

Discussions about omnites in theoretical settings, while rare, might explore the logical implications of such existence. For example, an omniscient being would, by definition, know all future events, raising questions about free will. Similarly, an omnipotent being could theoretically create a rock so heavy it cannot lift it, presenting paradoxes. The term serves as a literary device to explore extreme possibilities of existence and consciousness.