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[Warren Harding]

http://www.Technolog...esurrection.com. From the site 'The truest form of technological resurrection involves calculating the complete atomic state of the deceased at the time of death'.... This sounds like science fiction at first, but I think it would help to look backwards some. Does anyone remember what the state of computing technology was 50 years ago? What is it going to be like in fifty years? You can register to be resurrected at some future point in time.

Edited by Warren Harding, 01 June 2013 - 07:48 PM.

[Julia36]

brilliant. Different groups are debating this slowly. It was thought mad at first, but its already happening with micro-organisms

[Xenthide]

Interesting concept, although I am inclined to think that there are just too many randomising external factors involved in how exactly a body decays, that will likely make reconstruction after a certain period of time has elapsed essentially impossible.

[Musli]

Warren, you seem to make it sound like you just stumbled upon the site and you just wanted to share such an interesting idea but the truth is it's your own site as the email (warrencharding@yahoo.com) reveals and because you are not being honest with us (no "hi guys, i'm running a project" etc.), it tells me you just wanted to make some easy money, for example through donations. I really don't like such ploys so shame on you.

[Wowo]

Yes, I'm the same Warren Harding. I wasn't trying to hide that. One of the things going around lately is to state if there is a conflict of interest. I should probably start.

Edited by Wowo, 18 August 2013 - 03:27 AM.

[Julia36]

Interesting concept, although I am inclined to think that there are just too many randomising external factors involved in how exactly a body decays, that will likely make reconstruction after a certain period of time has elapsed essentially impossible.

 

Randomness doesn't exist, or nothing could exist. Randomness refers to complex processes- presently too complex to describe.

 

but see

 

http://www.longecity...topgams-thread/

 

We are able to progressively describe smaller events, and log the laws of physics.

Resurrection biology has begun and brought back things 100's of millions of years old.

 

The issues are complexity and calculation power