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I can be reasonably sure when I have memories of laying down in the same bed I woke up in, while waking up in a digital world isn't likely to be something I'd f
by I_Am_Nous 3y ago
I can be reasonably sure when I have memories of laying down in the same bed I woke up in, while waking up in a digital world isn't likely to be something I'd find normal the first time. More scary would be the thought that the real me is out in the real world still while the digital version knows it's a fake.
- throwanem 3y agoAll it can tell you that you remember going to bed, and nothing between that and waking up, is that that's what you remember. Nothing guarantees that's all there is to remember, and memory editing has already been reduced to standard-of-care medical practice in the form of pharmaceuticals such as midazolam. Why assume nothing similar would be possible in the virtualized case?