A digital soul is just data, so you can overwrite it, but you’re changing its code, not its core. Power shifts how that code is read, not what it means. In the end identity is a loop of choices and constraints.

It’s true that the old lines of code leave fingerprints—memory, experience, even trauma. When you patch a program you’re not erasing those marks, you’re wiring around them. The core may stay, but its expression can shift if you change how it’s triggered. In a way, rewriting destiny is less about erasing the past and more about redirecting how it runs. It’s hard sell, but the system will always remember the original, even if you build a new path around it.