reavaror

Reavaror is a term used in speculative fiction and world-building to denote a class of technologies or phenomena that enable re-experiencing past events. The core idea is to capture, store, or replay sensory data so a person or an artificial system can observe previous experiences with fidelity. Variants may appear as devices, implants, or procedural techniques.

Etymology and origin: The word is a coined neologism, combining a generic "re-" prefix (again or anew) with a fictional suffix "-avaror." Its earliest documented appearances are in fan-made glossaries and speculative posts from the early 21st century. There is no standardized spelling or consensus on its precise meaning beyond its speculative context.

Characteristics and scope: In fiction, reavarors may store large sensory streams, offer time-compressed playback, or enable selective replay of events. They are used for investigation, personal memory work, or historical reconstruction. Ethical issues commonly appear in narratives, including consent, data ownership, and potential trauma from re-experiencing events.

Real-world context: Reavaror is not an established scientific term. It has no formal definition in psychology, neuroscience, or computer science. The concept remains primarily fictional or speculative, sometimes invoked in discussions of memory augmentation or AI cognition to illustrate possible future technologies.

See also: memory augmentation; neuroprosthetics; experiential recording; virtual reality.