Streamelést

Streamelést is a hypothetical concept often explored in speculative fiction and theoretical physics. It describes a phenomenon where energy, matter, or information appears to flow not through conventional three-dimensional space, but through a higher-dimensional or otherwise non-standard medium. This medium is often referred to as the "stream" from which the term "streamelést" derives. The precise nature of this stream is undefined and varies greatly depending on the fictional or theoretical context.

The idea of streamelést allows for instantaneous or near-instantaneous transit of objects or data across vast distances, bypassing the limitations imposed by the speed of light in normal spacetime. This could involve methods like "streaming" a consciousness to a new body, or transmitting physical objects by deconstructing them and reassembling them at a destination via the stream. It is also sometimes used to explain anomalies in causality or perceptions of time.

While streamelést remains firmly in the realm of imagination, its conceptual framework touches upon complex ideas in physics, such as extra dimensions, wormholes, and quantum entanglement. It serves as a narrative device to explore possibilities beyond our current understanding of the universe and the fundamental laws that govern it. The term itself is a neologism, coined to encapsulate this unique form of non-local transference.