Transferováni

Transferováni is a fictional concept that appears in certain speculative fiction narratives. It describes a process by which consciousness or memories are transferred from one biological entity to another, or into a non-biological substrate. The exact mechanisms of transferováni vary widely depending on the specific story. Some portrayals involve advanced technology, such as neural interfaces or quantum entanglement, while others lean towards more esoteric or psionic abilities.

The implications of transferováni are often explored in these narratives. It can raise questions about identity, the nature of self, and the definition of life. If consciousness can be moved, does the original body retain any part of the person? What happens to the recipient's own mind if a foreign consciousness is introduced? These stories frequently delve into the ethical dilemmas surrounding such a powerful capability, including issues of consent, ownership of transferred minds, and the potential for abuse. The concept also touches on themes of immortality, as transferováni might offer a way to escape physical death by moving one's awareness to a new vessel. The term itself is not established in scientific literature and is purely a creation of fictional world-building.