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City Reflection

Make your past.

Own your Present.

Win your future.

Histor.ia is a multiscale, expandable, historical simulation game that uses narrative physics, neuroscience, and bleeding edge VR to algorithmically generate parallel worlds that are tethered to real urban environments and authenticated historical events.

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Share your story. Shape your future.

Genetically-identified stakeholders enter Histor.ia through the NarrAtelier™, where oral histories are collected and compiled via an immersive, AR-based encounter with STUDS™, Histor.ia Labs's proprietary network of neuro-narrative specialists, built with bleeding edge neuro-narrative, conversational Gen-AI technology.

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Explore.

Players get to explore and engage with the virtual worlds, tethered to real-world urban environments, in order to regenerate and materialize new, digital narratives and epistemologies for reimagining and redefining their local neighborhoods and communities.

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Build.

Authenticated Narrative Units (ANUs) are mined from the oral histories collected within NarrAtelier™ and then refined to construct digital worlds with player-owned economies, digital property rights, data ownership, and neuro-narrative attribution.

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Transact.

ANUs are refined and sorted into two classes of proprietary non-fungible, narrative tokens, known as NF-PNTs (or "Pents") and NF-HNTs (or "Hints").

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Social Urban Thermodynamics

A larger percentage of people live in cities than at any prior point in human history. The field of Urban Science has proven that cities are both the creators of humanity's greatest challenges, and simultaneously, the source of its most elegant solutions and fountains of growth-generating wealth and social interaction. 

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The Other Side.

Histor.ia leverages the principles of Gaming for Good and social urban thermodynamics to create better digital human networks, in order to build better urban models, which come only from reproducing a more accurate, authentic version of the past.

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