# Simulation.wiki — The Future Dictionary > An English dictionary of words invented by Simulation Theory and emerging terms spotted elsewhere, with definitions, examples, name stories, and retained sources. Publication mode: production. Invented and Spotted are editorial origins, not first-ever coinage claims. Observed means project discovery; source dates mean publication. CIDs identify artwork only. ## Project - [The dictionary](): definitions, examples, illustrations, and provenance. - [The Story](): project philosophy and how discovery/source dates work. - [For SI/AI & developers](): integration guide, static API resources, and provenance/date semantics. ## Structured and full-text resources - [API v1 catalog](): complete word records. - [JSON Schema 2020-12]() - [OpenAPI 3.1]() - [Full dictionary text]() - [RSS feed]() ## Words - [AI compute campuses](): A term for large facilities that provide computing infrastructure for AI. - [Regretamine](): A fictional drug that removes all your regrets — including the regret of taking it. - [Deleguilt](): The guilt of letting AI do something that should have come from you. This file is a discovery aid, not an access policy or a guarantee of search ranking or AI citation. These exports do not grant a content or artwork license. An artwork CID identifies image content; it does not establish authorship, first use, or a creation date. # AI compute campuses Part of speech: noun phrase. Origin: Words Spotted. Publication mode: production. A term found outside this project. Discovery does not imply that the project or retained source invented it. HTML: [AI compute campuses]() JSON: [API v1 record]() ## Definition A term for large facilities that provide computing infrastructure for AI. ## Example Editorial illustration, not a source quotation. > The proposed AI compute campuses would fill several buildings with servers training new models, so residents asked how much power they'd need. ## Word Anatomy “AI compute” points to the processing inside; “campuses” brings associations with universities and research. Together, the words give a cluster of data-center buildings a more academic frame. ## Potential impact Calling data centers “AI compute campuses” can raise expectations beyond computing power: local jobs, shared knowledge, and a project that gives something back to its neighbours. ## Dates and provenance - Catalog date: 2026-11-02 (project discovery). - Editorial content updated: 2026-11-02. - Observed: 2026-11-02 — when this project first discovered the term. - Earliest verified use in retained sources: 2026-09-09; not a first-ever coinage claim. - [Discovery source]() — the post or article through which we found the word. Dates on references below are their publication dates. Earlier references update the retained history, not the project discovery date. ## Retained sources - 2026-09-09 — [FERC — earlier verified use in an official notice]() - 2026-11-01 — [Axios — discovery source]() ## Independent sightings No retained references supplied. ## Usage history At least two distinct references are required. The earliest ten are shown; complete retained sources and sightings remain above. - 2026-09-09 — [FERC — earlier verified use in an official notice]() - 2026-11-01 — [Axios — discovery source]() ## Artwork This record identifies artwork only. The CID is not a proof of authorship, first use, or a creation date. - [WebP illustration]() - [Supplied original image]() - CID: `bafybeiavgxgapikv5tuvp7lpyenjlog2342624ranaexkpeqpqs3rfplnm` - [IPFS content address]() - [IPFS artwork gateway]() Tags: AI, Future society, Language. These exports do not grant a content or artwork license. An artwork CID identifies image content; it does not establish authorship, first use, or a creation date. --- # Regretamine Part of speech: noun. Origin: Words Spotted. Publication mode: production. A term found outside this project. Discovery does not imply that the project or retained source invented it. HTML: [Regretamine]() JSON: [API v1 record]() ## Definition A fictional drug that removes all your regrets — including the regret of taking it. ## Example Editorial illustration, not a source quotation. > After my disastrous toast, I joked about taking Regretamine to erase every regret, including the regret of swallowing an imaginary pill. ## Word Anatomy “Regret” gets a medicine-like “-amine” ending, making an uncomfortable feeling sound treatable by a pill. The joke loops back: the imaginary cure also removes the regret of taking it. ## Potential impact A name for imaginary regret relief can turn self-criticism into a shared joke, making it easier to learn from mistakes and forgive ourselves. ## Dates and provenance - Catalog date: 2026-11-02 (project discovery). - Editorial content updated: 2026-11-02. - Observed: 2026-11-02 — when this project first discovered the term. - Earliest verified use in retained sources: 2021-03-01; not a first-ever coinage claim. - [Discovery source]() — the post or article through which we found the word. Dates on references below are their publication dates. Earlier references update the retained history, not the project discovery date. ## Retained sources - 2021-03-01 — [Elon Musk on X — earlier verified use]() - 2026-11-01 — [Elon Musk on X — discovery source]() ## Independent sightings No retained references supplied. ## Usage history At least two distinct references are required. The earliest ten are shown; complete retained sources and sightings remain above. - 2021-03-01 — [Elon Musk on X — earlier verified use]() - 2026-11-01 — [Elon Musk on X — discovery source]() ## Artwork This record identifies artwork only. The CID is not a proof of authorship, first use, or a creation date. - [WebP illustration]() - [Supplied original image]() - CID: `bafybeichnucfk4nkx3uycs4mvjmxfrl2xvjjh3b4yzcxv4s4txsyi2zcny` - [IPFS content address]() - [IPFS artwork gateway]() Tags: Digital life, Human emotions, Language. These exports do not grant a content or artwork license. An artwork CID identifies image content; it does not establish authorship, first use, or a creation date. --- # Deleguilt Part of speech: noun. Origin: Words Invented. Publication mode: production. An original word recorded by Simulation Theory. Later independent sightings do not change this origin. HTML: [Deleguilt]() JSON: [API v1 record]() ## Definition The guilt of letting AI do something that should have come from you. ## Example Published wording retained from the original post. > I let AI write my anniversary message. Now I feel deleguilt. [Original post for the published example]() ## Word Anatomy We joined “delegate” and “guilt” to name the unease of handing a personal gesture to AI. The name keeps the convenience and the emotional cost together: getting help can feel different when the words are meant to come from you. ## Potential impact Naming this feeling can make us more honest about AI’s help and more thoughtful about the moments we choose to create ourselves. ## Dates and provenance - Catalog date: 2026-11-01 (original publication). - Original publication date: 2026-11-01. - Editorial content updated: 2026-11-02. - [Original post]() Dates on references below are their publication dates. Earlier references update the retained history, not the project discovery date. ## Retained sources No retained references supplied. ## Independent sightings No retained references supplied. ## Artwork This record identifies artwork only. The CID is not a proof of authorship, first use, or a creation date. - [WebP illustration]() - [Supplied original image]() - CID: `bafybeidosloo6lzhoxu7v3v7wldxlptyhyji3rqdyfzgzmpdxivlsqpl7a` - [IPFS content address]() - [IPFS artwork gateway]() Tags: AI, Human emotions, Relationships. These exports do not grant a content or artwork license. An artwork CID identifies image content; it does not establish authorship, first use, or a creation date.