[ExI] upload, download, all around the townload
Anton Sherwood
bronto at pobox.com
Thu Apr 24 10:01:10 UTC 2025
On 2025-04-22 13:47, Ben Zaiboc via extropy-chat wrote:
> The level of technology that we're envisaging should be easily capable
> of recreating a brain from the recorded information. Not that I see that
> as being a very good option. There will surely be better physical
> systems that could serve to embody an upload. I'm thinking along the
> lines of utility fog brains and bodies, but there will be other options
> too, I'd think.
How much thought has been given to operating systems for fog?
I can't see controlling foglets directly with my mind!
> [...] It could well be that shortly
> after being uploaded, people would change so much that downloading again
> would be impractical, and creating a new, synthetic brain/body would be
> the only practical solution.
The division of our brains into lobes presumably limits long-range
neuronal links, and I wonder whether that limitation helps us.
Uploading into a "flat space", in which such speedbumps are erased, is
one way to make a mind not fit into the old mold.
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