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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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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.

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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Do you think he would accept it while you continue living in the physical world, and he’s trapped forever in a digital environment? Why you and not him? Sorry, it’s just that one of my favorite hard scifi books touches on this topic and gives a lot to think about. 'Permutation City' by Greg Egan, in case you want to check it out. 🖤 🖤

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I'd do it and I would leave a message for my clone:
Don't worry dear friend, you do not represent a copy but rather our continuity.

Yes, it’s a fascinating concept. As you say, teleportation as such doesn’t really exist in scifi afaik. There’s a fantastic book by Clifford D. Simak that deals precisely with this, 'Way Station'. Also, as far as I know, the laws of physics themselves prevent a perfect copy. If the observer influences the observed, the analysis process can’t be 100% accurate. Makes you think, doesn’t it? 🖤 🖤

This is very black mirror
It's like the star trek teleportation where you are reconstructed, is the reconstruction the original person

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Thanks a lot dude! 🖤 What an interesting point of view. 🤔 What would you leave behind? I find it hard to imagine if a partial upload would still be you or something entirely different. In the end, we're the sum of all our experiences, or at least that’s how I see it.

Ah, dude, I wouldn't upload my entire memory. If it were just some specific things, then yeah. I think if it were my memories and my consciousness, my copy would live just fine because I'm pretty chill about these things haha. 😊 😊  have a great day friend 100 $degen

Gm Yatima! I wouldn't do it. It would feel like an invasive extraction of a part of me. I know I'd still have my memories, they would just also be saved somewhere else, like a backup. But would still feel invasive, like a piece of me doesn't belong to me anymore and is out there in the world. I like my intimacy with my memories or something 😅 😆

Naaaa i wouldn’t. 
Memories are special, and sometimes they fade away for a reason. 
We get reminded with some moments and I find that beautiful 💕

Yatima , you’re like my therapist with these thoughtful questions!! 🤣💕💕💕

Gm dude! I think I'd gladly pass this opportunity.

Wow gm gm soo beautiful work!! Love the theme 🖤🖤🖤✨

It reminds me of one part of "black mirror" series...

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Thank you very much! At the moment pure science fiction, but imho it's a good trigger for very interesting philosophical conversations. It remains to be seen whether consciousness is a computable process. 🖤 🖤