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It depends of if you consider a copy of your mind to be "you" in any real sense. If there was an exact copy of me right now, I would not consider that copy "me"
by jvenable 13y ago
It depends of if you consider a copy of your mind to be "you" in any real sense. If there was an exact copy of me right now, I would not consider that copy "me" - rather it would be a duplicate person, but not me. There could be 10,000 identical duplicates of my brain out there and not one of them would be me.
That being said I doubt that freezing has any chance at all of actually being able to revive someone to their previous mental state...
- chris_dcosta 13y agoTechnically you are not the same person as the 5 year old you. Every cell has been replaced. It would only be a facsimile of you at a specific moment in time... which would make each facsimile on parallel paths... scary