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No, you are your consciousness. The self exists only in the story the mind tells itself, so both versions would think they are the original you. Besides, the s
by adtac 3y ago
No, you are your consciousness. The self exists only in the story the mind tells itself, so both versions would think they are the original you.
Besides, the serialisation process is a form of quantum measurement. Depending on how coarse-grained it is, there might be no way to take a snapshot without modifying you (maybe the measurement process turns the original brain matter into soup).
- pricecomstock 3y agoThey would think they are the original you, but I think the GP was saying that the original perspective would continue on the original consciousness-continuity/body/hardware. Cloning a hard drive can produce the same data, but without any networking, there's no reason for the original machine to know anything from the perspective of the new one
- p1esk 3y agoI hope it will be possible to digitize my brain one neuron at a time, preserving the continuity of my consciousness.
- sirsinsalot 3y agoSo by sleeping and breaking your consciousness stream, you die, and a new consciousness wakes up thinking it is you. With your memories and physical makeup.