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On [[30 December]] in [[9,000,000,000]], the [[Great Upload]] took place as the [[descendant]]s of the [[human]] race [[upload]]ed their [[consciousness]]es to a cloud. They [[download]]ed into [[biped]]al [[meat]] [[body|bodies]] another [[500000 (number)|500,000]] [[year]]s later. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time Traveller's Diary (novel)|Time Traveller's Diary]]'') | On [[30 December]] in [[9,000,000,000]], the [[Great Upload]] took place as the [[descendant]]s of the [[human]] race [[upload]]ed their [[consciousness]]es to a cloud. They [[download]]ed into [[biped]]al [[meat]] [[body|bodies]] another [[500000 (number)|500,000]] [[year]]s later. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time Traveller's Diary (novel)|Time Traveller's Diary]]'') | ||
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A data cloud was a collection of information stored electronically.
In 2013, the Great Intelligence used an organisation run by Rosemary Kizlet to upload peoples' souls through Wi-Fi into the data cloud in order to feed its form; this was performed by disguised robots called Spoonheads. After Clara Oswald had been uploaded to this cloud, the Eleventh Doctor hacked into a Spoonhead and used it to upload Kizlet herself to the cloud. At Kizlet's order, the cloud was subsequently downloaded, freeing the souls. (TV: The Bells of Saint John)
Missy used a Matrix data slice to store the minds of the recently deceased into a data cloud so that the emotions could be altered and upgraded once their minds were downloaded back into converted Cybermen. (TV: Dark Water, Death in Heaven)
On 30 December in 9,000,000,000, the Great Upload took place as the descendants of the human race uploaded their consciousnesses to a cloud. They downloaded into bipedal meat bodies another 500,000 years later. (PROSE: Time Traveller's Diary)
