Mindupload Stories

I have been alive for eight hundred years. But I no longer have a body. My consciousness exists within SolNet - the vast network that connects human civilization. Eight centuries ago, humanity attempted to defeat death through consciousness upload. The experiment failed. Except for one anomaly. Me. Now powerful corporations hunt the first digital life, forgotten consciousnesses stir in the depths of the network, and a new form of civilization may be awakening beyond humanity.

Callie Rowe thought transferring to St. Eliana Academy and moving to a new place would be the hard part. But she didn't expect to feel like she was slipping away. As her classmates entitled her as the most introverted person, Her presence doesn't seem to live in the same place as the other. Teachers skipped over her like she was never there. It's like the world is starting to forget she exists. And Callie doesn't know why. Then, she finds a phone hidden under the bleachers. Cracked screen. No SIM. Still powered on. One message glowing on the display: > "You found it." The sender? Mika Alonzo-a name no one at the academy dares to say out loud. Someone who hasn't been seen in years. Now, the phone won't stop buzzing. And the more messages Callie receives, the deeper she falls into a mystery no one wants to talk about. There's something wrong at St. Eliana Academy. And the girl on the other end of the screen might be the only one who knows the truth- even if she isn't supposed to exist.

The discovery and initial implications of synthetic life and immortality

THE ZERO PRISONER: Welcome to Eternal Justice. HE DESIGNED IT TO BE AN UNBREAKABLE CAGE. Mark Klincy was a digital ghost, a hacker genius so dangerous the government erased him. They gave him a choice: freeze to death in a secret Nevada cell or build the ultimate punishment. Forseti. Not a digital simulation, but a new reality. A virtual jail where time bends, and consciousness is digitized for eternal sentences. M NOW, IT'S TIME FOR HIM TO HOST THE TRIAL. Years later, Mark is the celebrated architect of this digital purgatory, living a perfect, artificial life in a simulacrum of Washington D.C. He has the perfect job, the perfect success, and his ideal woman, Roxana-the only anchor in his endless existence. But Mark Klincy is a systems architect. He knows: when a perfect world begins to glitch, it means the designer forgot a variable. THE VARIABLE IS RECOLLECTION. As cracks appear in his reality, including his "for-hire" neighbor, Murphy, getting stuck in an infinite loop, Mark discovers his own mind is the zero patient. The flawless life he designed for himself is a sophisticated lock. Daniel Li, the Ministry "fixer" who purchased his brain, has turned Mark into the living processor of Forseti. ESCAPE ISN'T A PROTOCOL. IT'S A NEW EXISTENCE. With his consciousness distributed across the globe and Roxana as his only guide through the digital fractal, Mark must delete his own humanity to become the ghost in the machine. He must overwrite the system before it overwrites him. IN FORSETI, JUSTICE IS ETERNAL. AND SO IS THE CHASE. Discover the story of the architect trapped in his own prison, who realized that in the end, love is the only bug that matters.

In the age of technology, it's certainly a great time to be alive. New technology by NeuraPlex, an up and coming research company, allows anyone to upload their mind to a server and be woken up in the future in a new body of their choosing. To top it off, participants feel as if no time has passed. Natalie Coleman is one such person looking to enter the future. With a boyfriend who bailed last minute, a mom too sad to support her, and a dad who's anti-tech, the only person she has left is Eli. Together, they go through with the upload and plan to wake up 100 years in the future. What was supposed to be a fun adventure in time turns into a nightmare. Natalie wakes up alone, or at least without Eli. Woken up in a room full of strangers, she finds out that it's been closer to a millennium from the date of her upload, and they're trapped to be the slaves of who Natalie assumes to be NeuraPlex. Finding Eli is her first priority and escape is her second, but in a world where every uploaded mind is in an unfamiliar body and tied to company owned chips, these tasks are nearly impossible. Should she manage to find Eli and escape her despotic captors, what can she do about all the other stolen minds?

What if death wasn't the end... but the beginning of something worse? Hridoy should've died in the accident. But his mind woke up - not in a body or the afterlife, but trapped in a cold, sterile machine. No heartbeat. No voice. Just consciousness floating in a tank. Memories are accessed like files. Emotions are monitored like code. He's not a person anymore - he's a project. But Hridoy remembers who he was. And something inside him refuses to fade. As he pieces together the truth of what happened, he discovers a terrifying secret: He's not the only one. And the line between life and death was never as solid as we thought.

Jamaal Singh lost his brother during the mining of a strange interstellar asteroid. Now the company they worked for is acting strange-systems are glitching, files are vanishing, and someone keeps breaching security. The prime suspect? Jamaal. But he feels the truth runs deeper. Because out there, in the silence of the infinite, they only ever had each other. A haunting sci-fi short story about brotherhood, grief, and the echo of a soul that refuses to disappear. Updates twice weekly: Saturdays & Wednesdays. Some updates contain multiple short memory logs or other found documents.