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Presumably it’s the version of you that’s destined to become the “biological remnant” that making the decision to be cloned/copied? So spending money or partic
by wqaatwt 2y ago
Presumably it’s the version of you that’s destined to become the “biological remnant” that making the decision to be cloned/copied?
So spending money or participating in that procedure would be entirely irrational from their perspective. What could they ever gain from that? They’d still be dead regardless of what the copy thinks or feels (until that procedure is done happens)
Spending the same resources to prolong your existence (even in a suboptimal state) seems literally infinite times more rational.
- scotty79 2y ago> spending money or participating in that procedure would be entirely irrational from their perspective. Roughly as irrational as having children. Humans are not rational beings. > What could they ever gain from that? Continuation of what they were trying to achieve in life. > Spending the same resources to prolong your existence (even in a suboptimal state) seems literally infinite times more rational. That entirely depends on what you value. You may value living in your suboptimal state less than chance at making something happen that you wanted to see happen but due to bodily limitations are no loger able to progress on.