kyslyy

kyslyy is a fictional term used in worldbuilding and speculative fiction to describe a form of systemic resonance between living systems and technology. The term is not derived from any real language; it is a coinage created for narrative purposes to evoke cross-domain interaction.

In the imagined canon, kyslyy denotes a state or quality of alignment that emerges when biological processes and mechanical networks interact, producing feedback loops that can stabilize or destabilize a system.

Practitioners may cultivate or study kyslyy through design patterns, sensors, and interfaces that permit safe transfer of energy, information, or material between domains.

In-universe uses include academic discourse, engineering case studies, and folklore about pioneers who first encountered kyslyy.

Scholars debate its predictiveness and ethical implications; some view it as a unifying framework for complex systems, others warn of overreliance.

See also: worldbuilding, conlang, speculative biology.