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I submit that if you would make an exact clone of me and subject both of us to the exact same condition that we would behave differently. I suspect it is becau
by benjohnson 9y ago
I submit that if you would make an exact clone of me and subject both of us to the exact same condition that we would behave differently.
I suspect it is because our two brains (while identical physically) would have differing quantum states such that the superstructure of active connections would be impossible to measure perfectly - and therefore impossible to duplicate perfectly.
- brut 9y agoThe "exact" clone that you propose is fundamentally impossible. What you're looking for is the no-cloning theorem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-cloning_theorem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-cloning_theorem