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If we actually cure aging before he kicks it, then eventually they'll have a motivation to tinker with people's brains to adapt them to living for, let's say ce
by antepodius 7y ago
If we actually cure aging before he kicks it, then eventually they'll have a motivation to tinker with people's brains to adapt them to living for, let's say centuries to start. Just back uo your memories into your exobrain!
- jdnenej 7y agoUnfortunately the only company offering exobrain backups will inject a desire to buy their sponsors products in to your memory.
- shrimp_emoji 7y agoIf that's possible, tinker with their brains to make them less greedy! :v It's very arrogant, using up resources indefinitely like that. Especially when they could instead go to newer, next-gen brains that are fundamentally better. Or to an agglomerated superbrain! And in a world of next-gen brains and superbrains, a legacy brain's justification for existing via providing value to capital is Sisyphean. Its only remaining justification is a culturally-enshrined worship of ego. But the self is a lie! Consciousness is an overrated meme! You've already internalized that wisdom since you've elected to exist as a modified legacy brain to begin with, adapting the self to new selves... which means you have no trouble adapting again! And I can't see why that wouldn't be as a superbrain; surely, it's the best game in town. I bet even it forgets too though. But it's probably way better-equipped to tackle existential anxieties than we are -- let's go!