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If you could upload all your memories to a machine to preserve who you are and all your experiences, would you do it? How do you think your digital clone would feel knowing it’s a copy, even if it provided a certain kind of digital immortality?

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No, I want to die with my memories 😂 I don't want to leave them in another consciousness, maybe in the form of memoirs 🙃 I am for uniqueness in everything, each person is unique in itself, and a clone is just a copy..🙃🖤🖤

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If you could copy everything you are into a hypothetical digital form, you would still be you. If you think about it, it wouldn’t be much different from teleporting to another place. Honestly, most of the people I’ve talked to about this in the past refuse to accept something like that, which I find understandable, even though I don’t share that opinion.

More than a copy, I see it as a duplicate that thinks like you, feels like you, and whose personality is shaped by the same experiences. Basically, she would be you. You wouldn’t even know if you’re the copy. In fact, neither you nor I know rn 😅 . Who knows?
 I’ve come across quite a few people who reject the idea, not bc the concept itself, but bc the immortality associated with it. I have a theory about that, but yeah, it’d be much better discussed over a glass of wine. Or a couple of bottles. 😂 🖤 🖤

I accept everything except copying a personality 🙃 I think it seems to me something wrong from a copyright point of view, so to speak. 
I think everything has a beginning and an end. It's like planets dying and being reborn but different 🙃 I don't know how to explain my position.... I need a glass of wine and sit across from you, I think then we would have a good discussion on this topic 😄🤘🏻🖤🖤🖤