❇️Spaces

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The DCDR Framework is currently a work in progress.

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Spaces are the environments in which a number objects interact with each other through events by means of messages that are exchanged through channels at a given cost.

Spaces differentiate through their properties. The DCDR Framework consisders 3 Spaces, which provide a global working area in the objective of protecting people's rights and their data, namely:

• The Physical Space

• Mental Spaces

• Digital Spaces

Comparing spaces

An initial comparison of Spaces would provide the following insights:

Space	Physical	Mental	Digital
Source	Itself	Physical (Organic)	Mental (Synthetic)
Dimensions	X, Y, Z, Time	Time	Operations
Shared		No	Potentially

Source: Determines from which space a given space is derived and its nature.

Dimensions: The list of applicable dimensions that affect the objects in a given space.

Shared: Is the data in the twin shared by several algorithms at a time? In other words, can the twin be isolated from external access?

	Physical	Mental	Digital
Create	TBD	By communicating with others. Success uncertain.	Dependent on algorithmic capacities.
Read	TBD	By asking. Authenticity/Accuracy can't be ascertained.	Dependent on algorithmic capacities.
Update	TBD	By communication. Success is uncertain.	Dependent on algorithmic capacities.
Delete	TBD	By request. Pretty much impossible. Would require demise.	Dependent on algorithmic capacities.
Relay*	TBD	Nearly impossible to stop.	can be stopped depending on the algorithm.

Relay: Responds to the question "Can you stop information existing in a twin to be replicated elsewhere?".