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Life Entities

What Are Life Entities?​

In the Digital World, a Life Entity is a human or real-world entity with inherent rights that exist independent of any digital system. Life Entities are first-class citizens, not "users" or "accounts."

Characteristics​

  • Pre-existence: Life Entities exist before and beyond digital systems
  • Inherent Rights: Rights are not granted by platforms but are intrinsic
  • Persistence: Life Entities persist across applications and platforms
  • Sovereignty: Full control over identity, data, and assets

Types of Life Entities​

Individual Humans​

Natural persons with full rights and capabilities in the Digital World.

Organizations​

Legal entities (corporations, nonprofits, DAOs) that operate as Life Entities with specific governance structures.

Hybrid Entities​

Combinations of individuals and organizations working together with shared or delegated rights.

Life Entity Lifecycle​

  1. Genesis: Creation of a Life Entity in the Digital World
  2. Evolution: Growth and changes over time
  3. Continuity: Persistence across system changes
  4. Legacy: Inheritance and succession planning

Relationship to Identity​

Life Entities have identities, but they are not their identities. Identity is a tool for verification, not the essence of the entity.