What do you think about this article:
http://transhumanity...rrect-the-dead/
Posted 25 September 2015 - 02:19 AM
Posted 25 September 2015 - 05:58 AM
I think, that Quantum Archeology is quite possible. The bad another thing is that the resurrected you will not be you, but a copy of you.
If you are interested in that, you may find @the hanged man He seems to know a lot about the Quantum Archeology.
Two of his interesting topics are here:
In order to reqriut more people the site, which you show, has to explain at the beginning in simple words and in brief what is it all about for Quantum Archeology.
Posted 26 September 2015 - 05:22 PM
I think, that Quantum Archeology is quite possible. The bad another thing is that the resurrected you will not be you, but a copy of you.
If you are interested in that, you may find @the hanged man He seems to know a lot about the Quantum Archeology.
Two of his interesting topics are here:
In order to reqriut more people the site, which you show, has to explain at the beginning in simple words and in brief what is it all about for Quantum Archeology.
It is possible to have 2 copies of a thing without either losing its identity.
For that to be false , you would have to show how 2 individuals are different in other than timespace, which is impossible.
For the purposes of Quantum Archaeology information is key to definition, since micro assembly robots are anticipated to be enough to reconstruct from recipies drawn from the Quantum Archaeology Grid, anyone who has lived....or could have lived.
eg printed books are regarded as identical copies. So are atoms.
The Many Worlds Theory show zillions of yous exist.
They only become different as different history modifies them.
http://www.hedweb.co...tm#relativistic
Your argument, which you have raised before, seems to be an argument to an unknown.
That was also Robert Ettinger's objection to Quantum Archaeology, but doesn't seem to be science?
We are already constructing resurrections.
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We have played an important role in developing a new strategy for studying protein evolution called ancestral gene resurrection. We use computational phylogenetic methods to infer ancestral sequences, followed by gene synthesis to synthesize them and experimental techniques to characterize them. We use cell biological, biochemical, and biophysical methods, as well as (by collaboration) X-ray crystallography and molecular dynamics approaches, to elucidate the functions, structures, and biophysical properties of ancestral proteins. With ancient proteins in hand, we can also introduce the mutations that occurred during crucial evolutionary periods to test hypotheses about the the specific effects caused by each historical genetic change.
How did hormones and their diverse functions in humans and other animals evolve? We study the evolution of vertebrate steroid hormones -- such as estrogen, testosterone, and the stress hormone cortisol -- and the receptor proteins that mediate these hormones' effects on the body's cells. Our goal is to reveal the specific molecular events by which hormones, receptors, and their DNA targets evolved their specific partnerships during the last 600 million years or so. We are characterizing receptor biodiversity across the animal kingdom, testing hypotheses about the functions of ancient proteins, and determining the specific mutations and changes in protein structure by which new receptor functions evolved hundreds of millions of years ago."
http://genes.uchicag...ornton-joe.html
The principle of interchangeability states that if a thing is identical in every respect it must be assumed to be that thing.
Why shouldn't there be many of you at any moment?
QA has made predictions which have already succeeded. Things long extinct have been constructed by statistics
and tested inside living organisms; extinct unit species are being brought back and calculation power will at some point be big enough to reconfigure then reconstruct extinct unit people.
It is illogical to argue an extinct species can be reconfigured and resurrected but an extinct person cannot.
The issue is size of calculation.
Your argument on function is better ie function is irrelevant to identity.
But that is irrelevant to QA since human resurrections and not digital resurrection are discussed.
You have to show HOW 2 things are different in order to argue they are not interchangeable. Interchangeability is not equality.
Edited by the hanged man, 26 September 2015 - 05:47 PM.
Posted 26 September 2015 - 06:27 PM
Perhaps you have already been copied and simulated. Do you feel a benefit?
Posted 26 September 2015 - 06:33 PM
Posted 13 January 2016 - 05:12 PM
Edited by Multivitz, 13 January 2016 - 05:17 PM.
Posted 13 January 2016 - 05:49 PM
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