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Under this link: https://reition.space/video-audio-recorder/, you’ll find our app designed to keep your memories reasonably safe and encrypted right away. Remember, this is a compromise—store your most important data in the standard way: on a computer disconnected from the internet, encrypt it immediately, and properly delete the original files from the device. A smartphone app is a compromise due to the technical solutions used in mobile phones. You can find more information on this page as well.

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What is this application for? It is used to store your memories, thoughts, messages, and encrypt them so that no one in the near future will be able to read or decrypt them—not even you. After saving, you enter a strong random password or generate one and forget it. It will be encrypted in such a way that no one now or in the near future will be able to read it.

In the REITION project, we aim to capture your entire self—your full personality, including memories you may never want to share with anyone, thoughts you don’t want anyone to know about, conclusions, messages, and facts that should never come to light, yet are part of you—a very important part of your identity.

“No on” here refers to random individuals without advanced IT or cryptographic knowledge. This application is designed to be convenient, allowing you to quickly and reasonably securely store your memories. However, if you have secrets of significant value, do not use it. Record them on a computer disconnected from the outside world and the internet, in a secure environment, to ensure the highest possible data security. This application is a compromise. Due to the technical realities of smartphones, it is impossible to guarantee 100% security. Therefore, agencies with advanced technology and skilled IT and cryptography professionals may be able to decrypt it.

Remember that the encryption used here—AES-256—may become easy to break in the not-so-distant future. In that case, your files will need to be re-encrypted with a new cipher that is, at that time, again unbreakable. If you want to maintain the security of your data, REITION will re-encrypt your files whenever such a moment comes.

Now also in PRO version with additional functionality: enhanced encryption security.

Why? Because this topic is practically not addressed by them at all.

In their own understanding, such a recreation is not the same as a human being in the religious sense. This means it does not conflict with what they consider life after death.

In other words: something parallel is created, not something competing. That’s why it is not a problem for them.

Perhaps at some point religious institutions will look into this. For now, however, this issue is simply not important to them.

What this means in practice

You have two parallel possibilities:

life after death in the religious sense,
reconstruction in REITION as a continuation

One does not exclude the other.

What you can do

You can decide for yourself:

• whether you want to exist in both forms at the same time,
  
• whether you want to switch off your version under certain conditions,
  
• whether you want to try to combine experiences (if that becomes possible),
  
• or simply make the decision later, if such a situation actually arises.

Most important

For believers, REITION is a safe, additional option.

Here you can turn on your preferred language of subtitles (automatic translation): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsX1cFwJj4E

On desktop: click the gear icon in the video player → Subtitles/CC → Auto-translate → select your language.

Below links that help explain what stage of technological and scientific development we are currently at in the context of the Reition project:

• https://eon.systems/ – brain emulation

• https://nectome.com/ – brain preservation for future information readout

• https://amilabs.xyz/ – AI trained on our world, like a child

• https://corticallabs.com/ – brain organoids as cloud computing • https://merge.io/ – biological brain-computer interface

• https://cloud.ginkgo.bio/protocols – online laboratories

• https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2516848123 – mouse hippocampus, preservation of potentials during brain freezing; also Tomorrow.Bio

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JhVKu4GEA8 – 4D cell simulation + animal restoration: https://colossal.com/

• Planned : Biological brain/body scanner – Reition – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bPdBOmD_58

Scientists are already able to create proteins that can read magnetic fields: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09971-3 , created using directed evolution.

They could be useful for developing new types of tissue imaging, but this is also a step closer to realizing my project, which originated several years ago—teams of microorganisms that communicate with one another and collect data from the body, and even from neurons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bPdBOmD_58

Short video that simply demonstrates the idea behind a bird’s quantum compass: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/N-ev6xK7HEM
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It’s meant to be educational. Interest in quantum bioengineering could increase soon.

Some time ago, I proposed growing AI on Mars (for safety reasons). It seems Elon Musk is heading in that direction, although for now, officially, the focus is on nearer space

Such AI automated biofactories could be soon deployed in space. And then work with quantum bioengineering.

Considering the cost of potential mistakes of LLMs, it won’t make sense anytime soon. But the future stretches on indefinitely—we have unlimited time ahead.

Two statements from this year indicate that corporate offers of immortality are no longer that far off. With that in mind, a few words about consciousness uploading—whether for your own projects or within the framework of REITION.space.

The two statements mentioned are below (Elon Musk / Sam Altman)

If you’ve been following my project, you may remember that from the beginning I’ve said corporations won’t be able to carry you into the future. And not because of technological limitations—recent advancements in AI don’t change much in that regard. That’s why our simple data collection is still just as good as what the giants can do with all their capabilities.

CONSCIOUSNESS

What is consciousness? Looking at recent advances in brain research and the latest theories, one can confidently say that consciousness is something our brain is not capable of fully grasping, simply because its capabilities are too limited in proportion to the vastness of the topic. Our animal brain will never be able to understand all its connections and operations—especially since the data it operates on are representations of a complex external world. We’ll be able to model it, in collaboration with increasingly advanced machines. But we’ll never truly understand it. Even as increasingly complex theories continue to emerge.

For our practical purposes, we can assume that consciousness is a kind of algorithm that aims toward goals, trying to understand reality and the surrounding cloud of possibilities. An algorithm that selects the best means to achieve a goal, in both the short and long term. How are goals created? In simple machines, they’re basic—survive, persist. In humans, goals often arise from the accumulation of signals from social networks, layered on top of our instincts, filtered through our perception of limitations and opportunities. The algorithm—that is, a rather blurry part of our neural network, connected with everything physically possible, or with stimuli and expectations—tries to pursue goals while struggling against adversity. That’s us.

UPLOADING CONSCIOUSNESS

Yes, it’s simple. But REITION is for ordinary and modest people. So recording our “self” is even simpler. At least until a biotechnological/organic brain scanner is developed (I’m giving that a few more decades). The details of how to record yourself are on the project website: https://www.welcomeback.space, I just want to add that for now, we don’t need a complicated setup for constant reality capture. Of course, it wouldn’t hurt, but our memory isn’t a recorder. I’ve thought a bit about recording setups, but we still have the same issue—power. So, to constantly record reality, we still have to deal with plugging in cables or charging batteries. The batteries currently available that can fit into a small portable device are very weak. So the easiest and most practical solution is to carry a regular camera that fits in your hand, along with spare batteries. I personally use the Rollei 6s Plus, but you’ll find many models with similar specs.

When a memory surfaces—related to a place, an event, or a person—you can quickly pull the camera from your pocket and capture that fleeting flash of neurons, expressed in words. These moments matter because they tell us what’s important to us, what has survived in memory, and what triggered it. This will help reconstruct the map of our “self” in the future—our goals, obstacles, and the algorithm’s way of operating.

Of course, you can use this device to record longer events as well, but for that we also have less discreet smartphones. The problem is that with phones, someone can always get access to your data. With the camera, you take out the memory card, encrypt the files, wipe the memory, and forget about the data. And so, day by day, we build a map of ourselves. Our “self,” for the future.

Current AI, though useful, still can’t help us process this data. That’s why we collect it and preserve it in raw format.

Happy New Year!