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A '''System''' is a conceptual mechanism that enables any enclosed space to enact a certain "truth" upon reality within itself through constant replenishment of faith from the people that reside within it. An alternative and simpler way of describing a System is a code of law that can overwrite reality within its area, but only as long as the majority of the people that reside within this space believe in it. | A '''System''' is a conceptual mechanism that enables any enclosed space to enact a certain "truth" upon reality within itself through constant replenishment of faith from the people that reside within it. An alternative and simpler way of describing a System is a code of law that can overwrite reality within its area, but only as long as the majority of the people that reside within this space believe in it. | ||
The definition for what an 'enclosed space' entails is treated very loosely. An enclosed space can be as logical as the walls created within an App Battle and a building, or can be as loose as the entire city of [[Tokyo]] inside the Walls or the inside of a person's body. | |||
While the term "System" is commonly used to describe the different societal mechanisms each [[World_(setting)|World]] has in order to function, it is a broad term used to describe any rules and mechanisms placed within an enclosed space. The term has been used to describe how [[the Walls]] of Tokyo prevent people from leaving, as well as to describe smaller instances such as the rules of a Virtual World. | While the term "System" is commonly used to describe the different societal mechanisms each [[World_(setting)|World]] has in order to function, it is a broad term used to describe any rules and mechanisms placed within an enclosed space. The term has been used to describe how [[the Walls]] of Tokyo prevent people from leaving, as well as to describe smaller instances such as the rules of a Virtual World. | ||
==App System== | ==App System== | ||