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Trivial sci-fi comment here - would love to see the 10,000 year endgame of this reseaech: near death, all your memories are encoded into a new genome, which bec
by russfink 7y ago
Trivial sci-fi comment here - would love to see the 10,000 year endgame of this reseaech: near death, all your memories are encoded into a new genome, which becomes cloned into a new person that is you and also retains all of your life experiences. You die, and a new one of you regenerates, then picks up where you left off.
- n4r9 7y agoTo piggyback on the sci-fi theme, some of the best sci-fi from the past few years has been Adrian Tchaikovsky's novel Children of Time and its follow-up Children of Ruin, which explore the idea of an artificial virus that interacts with genomes and allows for a sort of genetic memory.