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Sure, and nobody will ever need more than 640k of RAM either.

• loup-vaillant 9y ago
  Current copyright duration in the US is "life + 70 years". Nobody is alive after their death, because, well… they're dead.
  • thinkMOAR 9y ago
    I don't know, after seeing "Be Right Back" episode of Black Mirror (episode 1 season 2), get really close to living after your death.
    • loup-vaillant 9y ago
      Watch "San Junipero" (season 3). (Also, please don't spoil it, everyone.)
      • thinkMOAR 9y ago
        Oh that's why i get all these down votes i apparently spoiled it. Sorry about that, kind of assumed everybody saw it already lol All seasons watched here, great series.
  • Joeboy 9y ago
    In my head, I was making a clever remark that succinctly poked fun at HN discussions, Bill Gates, transhumanism and the difficulties of futurology. I may have been overly-optimistic.
    • loup-vaillant 9y ago
      Ah. Ok. Sorry. This may have worked with behavioural cues such as voice inflexion and body language.
    • joelthelion 9y ago
      If that makes you feel any better, I wanted to make the same joke as you :)
      • Joeboy 9y ago
        It was actually a great joke, the world just wasn't ready for it :-(
        • bmm6o 9y ago
          You can profit from it for up to 70 years after your death. The world will be ready by then.
  • madshiva 9y ago
    Then give right to your robot, make your robot life forever, profit?
• WillReplyfFood 9y ago
  In a world filled with immortals, the bibles authors would invite us all to court.