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"I also imagine they've found a way to escape the limitations of intelligence and death, perhaps by becoming computers of some kind." I am 100% convinced that
by rqtwteye 3y ago
"I also imagine they've found a way to escape the limitations of intelligence and death, perhaps by becoming computers of some kind."
I am 100% convinced that this is in our future, not even very far out. Why put up with our flawed bodies if we don't have to? First we will probably replace parts of the body with something better until eventually the whole body has been replaced.
- HaZeust 3y agoI think it's most likely we won't get "upgraded", but rather cloned into computers. I think the essence of ourselves, the original, will stay within the vessel of our body - and doomed to the flaws therein. But, our personalities will be able to be carefully cloned (likely using a ton of questions fed to AI, or otherwise) in essentially infinite AND limitless computers. It's a scary thought, to be sure. That, no matter how close a computerized copy of me is to me; I'm still stuck in this body, in this own brain, and its inevitabilities.