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Yes, that's connected to the application as well. That company says that they are our lives from another world...or rather, we're reconstructions...? It's a little unclear so far.

we're some form of... copies? of ourselves from other worlds?
is that even physically possible?

Cloning isn't a scientific impossibility, you know...it's the cloning of memories that would be a bit more troubling.

cloning, i can buy that. but i haven't heard of any research that could possibly involve somehow transferring memories to another brain. that's in the realm of science fiction, emphasis on fiction

Furthermore, it seems the general claim is that they are our memories...not at all transferred. It sounds more like waking up what was asleep?

so we actually WERE these people on other worlds? it's not just a simple case of reconstruction in a way?

I'm not certain. It seems that at least the employee who coordinated with "Ethanol" in August was from another world, which was destroyed?

"ethanol"??? is that something i should be worried about?

In August, a large number of people disappeared from Recolle and were sent into reality warps, apparently. Those left behind were divided into teams with alcohol-based names, and set on fixing the problem.