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i don’t believe this is doable. you would have to observe the state and after that rebuild the state precisely. that’s a pipe dream. we like to believe we are
by rantwasp 6y ago
i don’t believe this is doable. you would have to observe the state and after that rebuild the state precisely. that’s a pipe dream.
we like to believe we are in state A and transition to state B, but the brain (and our body) is one massive parallel biological computation which for all intents and purposes is irreversible.
- abellerose 6y agoYes, we would have to send the same signals for a significant interval of time like it was a year ago and to the brain of the subject. Also having all the outside the body external forces aligning similar to the past and for the experiment to be successful for answering the question. It's a pipe dream but theoretically possible.
- rantwasp 6y agoit depends. i do not think we even understand, in theory, how we would do something like this