01-09-2018, 07:41 PM
Old wood runner wrote
It's not possible to "implant your consciousness" into a robot. they most they could hope for - and we are a long way from the ability to do so - would be to implant a programmed replica of an individual's consciousness into a machine. A replica, not the person's consciousness itself. The person's consciousness itself is too insubstantial, to undefined, too unpredictable to "implant" anywhere. They'd have better luck trying to catch a fart and paint it green
yep I agree 100% with this, but only at the moment, things change so fast who know what they can do in 5 years time.
There is a web site called " LifeNaut", its interesting and shows how far things have gone.
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Organize through geo mapping, timelines, and tagging, a rich portrait of information about you. The places you’ve been and the people you’ve met can be stored.
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[b]Connect with other people who are interested in exploring the future of technology and how it can enhance the quality of our lives.[/b]
https://www.lifenaut.com
It's not possible to "implant your consciousness" into a robot. they most they could hope for - and we are a long way from the ability to do so - would be to implant a programmed replica of an individual's consciousness into a machine. A replica, not the person's consciousness itself. The person's consciousness itself is too insubstantial, to undefined, too unpredictable to "implant" anywhere. They'd have better luck trying to catch a fart and paint it green
yep I agree 100% with this, but only at the moment, things change so fast who know what they can do in 5 years time.
There is a web site called " LifeNaut", its interesting and shows how far things have gone.
How it Works
Upload biographical pictures, videos, and documents to a digital archive that will be preserved for generations.
Organize through geo mapping, timelines, and tagging, a rich portrait of information about you. The places you’ve been and the people you’ve met can be stored.
Create a computer-based avatar to interact and respond with your attitudes, values, mannerisms and beliefs.
[b]Connect with other people who are interested in exploring the future of technology and how it can enhance the quality of our lives.[/b]
https://www.lifenaut.com