Teleliminal

1. to or at a distance. used in names of instruments for operating over long distances. "telemeter"

2. relating to television. "telecine"

[i] Oxford Languages

1. occupying a position at, or on both sides of, a boundary or threshold.

2. relating to a transitional or initial stage of a process.

[i] Oxford Languages

1. multitudinal experiences and perceptions from a physical distance involving an "online" or digital manifestation. One is simultaneously in two or multiple realms.

- Liminal spaces (corporeal or digital) energize and spawn outlets of conception ad infinitum in tandem.

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Consider the creation of multiple metaverses using an AI algorithm where various elements are pulled from a person's lived experience in addition to everything in an AI's reservoir of information. With such a plethora of realities, then who is to say from which oneself really came. The concept of the teleliminal becomes infinite. Does the self vary from each individual memory?

For context: a teleliminial state could be compared to a double-helix--a twisting spire with two sides: the mind and avatar/s (each will be malleable and interchangeable) with the nucleotides: VR, AI, personal elements, consciousness, and the experience of others outside one's own transmitting data (the self's experience). There is going to undoubtedly going to be some transmorgification!

How is this possible? The use of a VR device or a brain chip. The interoperability of blockchains: owning various coins can give a melded experience In this possibility, one must adapt and be dispersed yet connected between blockchains, physical reality, consciousness, and the multitudes of metaverses; we are to be teleliminal--"entities adrift in a multitude of seas"

What is the name for a participant?

- Inter/s

2. The transitional span between a corporeal existence and a digital afterlife.

- a segue, upload, digital DNA, a mimetic reflection, or undefined processes as of yet...

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Yet what exactly are we trying to define--"a teleliminial state of transmigration" or a teleliminal state of mental transference."

What happens to the soul? Is it a seperate entity from experience? I will let the experts decide...but in this instance we will assume that the soul, an singular entity persists after death, yet transmigration, well, would an upload suffice?

It seems more plausible that the mind could exist in a teleliminal state during tranference to a digital realm rather than a soul.

Do memories, experience, genetics and culture frame and define the soul?

But in any case, teleliminal describes a state between life and an online-afterlife, again, whether possible or not, we shall see.

At present, it seems like AI renditions of the deceased are merely holograms transmitting a message concocted by some producer somewhere.

A multitude of theories and possiblities swirl in the ether. As mentioned before, a segue, upload, digital DNA, a mimetic reflection, or undefined processes as of yet...metasynthesis is needed...