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7/2/2025, 5:11:11 AM
>In the mid-21st century, it’s become possible to scan a person’s brain and run a digital simulation of their mind. These Copies live in virtual environments and are mostly used as laborers, simulations of the wealthy, or even backup versions of people.
>But despite their intelligence and consciousness, Copies are not legally recognized as persons, and they face massive existential and ethical dilemmas. They're dependent on physical computers to run — meaning their existence is fragile, contingent, and controlled.
>But despite their intelligence and consciousness, Copies are not legally recognized as persons, and they face massive existential and ethical dilemmas. They're dependent on physical computers to run — meaning their existence is fragile, contingent, and controlled.
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