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A backup of what? And why do you want a copy of yourself? To what purpose? And yeah, wait for someone to create 1,000 instances of you to do whatever they wa
by SketchySeaBeast 2y ago
A backup of what? And why do you want a copy of yourself? To what purpose?
And yeah, wait for someone to create 1,000 instances of you to do whatever they want with.
- ben_w 2y agoBackup of my brain. Lost two relatives to Alzheimer's, seems plausible that I might benefit from a freshly printed brain in 30 years, even if the scan, reprinting, and transplant are all done on the same day under general anaesthetic. (Today such a thing is totally implausible; perhaps it still will be in 30 years, but I'll only find out by living until then). I'm sure from your previous comment that you don't see that as a continuation of self, but I do see it as such. Similar works for any potentially dangerous activity.