Mankind could have 'digital immortality' by 2050

They forget that a human consciousness is not only a brain but mostly the soul. After the physical death, nothing is possible for being immortal. If the soul doesn't reenter the body.

This is how narcissistic AI is born.

The peril is most.... perilous.

This might be a little bit more concerning?

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So i will be an incoherent bot no one understands? What an improvement!

I guess You want to play the next level of life at the easiest difficulty setting.

i cant think of anything worse than being trapped on this shit hole planet forever....thoze idiots are creating their own hell

Don't worry, useless eaters like us will be moved to Recycle Bin.

Considering how buggy these things could be, you would have a good change of being frigid.

Clyde lewis just did a show 2 weeks ago about Spherical Downloding images from a computer to a human brain. Very interesting subject.

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That's so weird. They are trying to duplicate what we already have. we already do this. We just don't preserver solid memories from life to life. But it's not like that's a bad thing. What's wrong with starting over? It helps us grow and gives us the chance for redemption.

The only thing appealing about this notion to me would be seeing my kids, grandkids, etc grow up and being able to interact with them.

Just the fun parts!

The world will be dead long before 2050.

"I guess You want to play the next level of life at the easiest difficulty setting."

….and why not Hooded One???….baby steps….baby steps….

Just use some of that Horse sense….hehehe

Cheers, Uncke Hexy :) :banana2:

The mind is not physical. It is not contained in the brian.

Out of body Near Death Experiences are proof of this.

People remember floating above their body and viewing events that could not have been perceived while unconscious.

yeah, I'll pass ... thanks anyway

The mind is not physical. It is not contained in the brian.

Where or who did you get that Information from???…hehehe

The Human Brain a Biological Organ which allows You to function!

With "mind altered states"... You can access unlimited possibilities.

The Real question here is…what is Your Potential???

Cheers, Uncle Hexy :):hf::banana2:

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Described as a 19th-century alchemist who, in his search for immortality, manages to download his personality into other people. In the present of the narrative Ward is seen as an internet based network of linked intelligences with the single-minded purpose of self-preservation through absorbing people's personalities.

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WOW, seems another prophecy in the Bible may come to pass.

'And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them.'

Your physical consciousness theory can't explain NDEs where people remember floating outside of their bodies while doctors were working on them.

In one case a patient noticed a sticker on the top side of a ceiling fan blade (not visible from below) while their body was on the ER table. After they regained consciousness and returned to their body, they reported this to the medical staff who verified that the ceiling fan label was exactly as they described. This would be impossible if consciousness were solely a function of the physical brain.

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I am always amazed at those that assume earth will be here past next week much less 2050

Even a physical connection to your brain would not confer a transfer of consciousness, thus the entire idea of "uploading" your consciousness is permanently flawed until they begin implanting devices into your brain and your brain adapts to them. We are nowhere near this little dream they have.

They will end up with nothing better than a brain dump and some software/hardware framework that will run it in some fashion. Then you have to contend with the concept of a human brain with access to machinery and lack of access to human physiology. In short, the brain is not built for that and creating a model that doesn't fit the machine will create problems.

I also have to bring up the question of consciousness. Most people live their entire lives with a continuity of consciousness that is actually never interrupted. With your mind run on hardware, you could be rebooted. Would rebooting simply bring up a new "consciousness object" that is entirely separate from the previous iteration? This particular question was asked in a Star Trek episode about transporters. Just because you take a person apart atom by atom and then reassemble those same atoms, is that the same person or some sort of clone that won't know the difference and you actually died on disassembly?

I would place my money on genetic manipulation long before technology solves this particular issue. At least with that, you don't need to wonder about being a clone, you just live as long as can be possible.

Evil robots will be running things. Business as usual..

Never truly be you. I know I have some of the most impulsive thoughts and actions sometimes that no AI would be able to replicate. This emotionless husk or shell that was once you. Sad world that we imagine to be our future.

So if I smash you in the head with a hammer and cause brain damage, everything will be fine and you'll just go about your life? Why even have a brain then?

The brain is the link between the soul and the body. And it also controls most of the body's autonomic system, so damage to the brain is usually life threatening.

But NDEs prove that consciousness continues after death and outside of the physical body:



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Lol I will still be alive but I’ll be getting old. I hope so. Living forever sounds awesome, as long as my babe can be immortal too!