soulremains
Soulremains is a term often associated with the concept of digital immortality and the preservation of personal data, memories, or digital identities after death. The idea gained prominence through the 2010 science fiction film *Ghost in the Shell*, where a character named Major Motoko Kusanagi refers to the "soul remains" of a person as their digital essence or consciousness stored in a machine. Over time, the phrase has been adopted in discussions about technology, ethics, and the future of human existence.
In modern contexts, soulremains can be interpreted as the digital footprint left by an individual, encompassing
Companies and researchers have explored ways to archive digital lives, such as through cloud-based memorials or
While soulremains is not a widely recognized technical or legal term, it serves as a metaphorical shorthand