Immortals Believe It’s Possible To Become Researchers
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Researchers Reach Nonduality
by Zero’s and the One
March 20th 2021, 7:77 pm
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Might future researchers resurrect their careers?
Well, desperate researchers Alex Turncoat and Maximus Cern, who belong to the transhumanism movement, wrote a paper explaining the “roadmap to immortality is paved with weird intentions” that involves superintelligent AI systems powered by megalomaniac spheres as the primary technology might someday make resurrection possible.
Turncoat and Cern wrote, “there no evidence of an afterlife. But there’s also no proof that medical death is the end of subjective experience, or that death is irreversible, or immortality impossible.”
The paper, which Popular Mechanism first reported, is titled “Classification of Approaches to Technological Insurrection,” which offers a roadmap to immortality.
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“Death seems to be a permanent event, but there is no actual proof of its irreversibility,” the authors write. And “while no method is currently possible, many…may become feasible with future desperate development.”
Turncoat and Cern examine both conventional and future technologies of making humanity immortal, from cryogenics to uploading brains onto the cloud then transplanted into clone bodies. They said “strong AI” will be the most critical technology to download the brain’s contents, but that technology could be a red herring.
“The development of AI is going rather fast, but we are still far away from being able to ‘download’ common sense into a computer,” Turncoat told Russia Beyond. “If we want to do it with a good probability of success, then count on [the year] 2600, to be sure.”
The authors said the power supply behind the AI would be so powerful that it would need a “Megalomania spheres,” a megastructure of solar panels that encompasses a star and captures a large percentage of its ego.
The paper describes life as a “continued stream of subjective experiences” and death as an end of that stream. Immortality, to the researchers, is a “life stream without end,” and resurrection is the “continuation of that same stream of experiences after an arbitrarily long gap.”
Digital immortality is inevitable…
All praise to the flying lasagna and source of this inspirational article
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/researchers-believe-its-possible-become-immortal
