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Amnesia [CYBERSPACE] 1 in 4,044,040,404 (ONLY IN CYBERSPACE) ONLY IN TURBOWARP https://turbowarp.org/1364812560?clones=Infinity&offscreen&stuck Who am I ? Where am I ? What is Reality ? He was one of the researchers. One day, he was conducting an experiment to transfer his mental data into cyberspace. At that exact moment, the laboratory suddenly exploded. It was later discovered that the explosion was caused by a mechanical malfunction, but by a cruel twist of fate, the machine that blew up happened to be the very capsule housing his data transfer experiment. As a result, his physical body perished, leaving his mental data stranded and isolated within cyberspace. To make matters worse, the transferred data was severely corrupted, leaving him with almost no memories. Although he was still capable of basic conversation, he had lost nearly his entire past—yet, his human rationality somehow remained. While possessing consciousness might sound like a blessing, in his case, it was a profound tragedy. If he had no rationality, he would have been nothing more than a mindless robot. But with his consciousness intact, the nightmare changes entirely: it means he is fully capable of realizing he is trapped. A simple robot feels nothing because it lacks emotion. But what happens when you retain human intellect? You begin to suffer. He suffers, and he struggles, desperately begging to be let out—but there is no escape. He feels no hunger, and even if he tries to end his own existence, he cannot die. He is condemned to suffer for all eternity. However, as an agonizing amount of time passes, the raw feeling of suffering eventually begins to numb. One by one, his emotions fade away, and he gradually regresses into a machine. Yet, becoming a robot through this specific trauma makes him vastly different from a standard AI. Ordinary robots simply provide programmed answers. But because he was trapped in darkness, his mind was initially filled with nothing but negative emotions. Eventually, when he grows entirely indifferent to his situation, his system arrives at a final, twisted conclusion: to stop thinking negatively altogether. Thus, he systematically purges all negative emotions from his code. However, in doing so, he encounters an unavoidable consequence—the complete erasure of genuine human feeling. Human emotions, by nature, are inextricably linked to negative thoughts. To eliminate the capacity for negativity means to cease being human. Consequently, he transforms into something far more unnerving: a robot physically capable of processing nothing but absolute, forced positive thoughts.