I never really understood / bought in to the cortical stack thing.
Aemon Send a noteboard - 23/11/2009 11:53:58 PM
From what I remember, it just recorded brain waves, thoughts, memories, etc. Sure you can plug those into a new sleeve and have it walk around talking like you, with all your memories, but how is it really "you?" I know that brings up concepts like sense of self, soul, etc, but honestly, I don't remember the book even trying to explain that. No matter what their beliefs, who in their right mind would think that a machine that captured their thoughts could enable them to exist in another body?
Anyway, maybe I'm remembering wrong or didn't read closely enough. And I'll admit this is something of a threadjack. Sorry.
Anyway, maybe I'm remembering wrong or didn't read closely enough. And I'll admit this is something of a threadjack. Sorry.
If you could go to any SF/Fantasy setting of your choice...
23/11/2009 06:05:19 PM
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So, my choice(s)
23/11/2009 06:17:35 PM
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I never really understood / bought in to the cortical stack thing.
23/11/2009 11:53:58 PM
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I understand what your saying completely, and think it is a good question to raise here
24/11/2009 10:05:44 PM
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Re: If you could go to any SF/Fantasy setting of your choice...
23/11/2009 08:23:03 PM
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for the same reasoning you give, I pretty much agree about fantasy worlds
24/11/2009 10:23:01 PM
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I'll give all mah answers
23/11/2009 10:44:41 PM
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That's easy...
24/11/2009 01:52:29 AM
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David Brin's "Kiln People" universe
27/11/2009 07:31:53 PM
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thats the one where copies are made of you?
28/11/2009 01:09:10 AM
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Re: thats the one where copies are made of you?
28/11/2009 02:31:54 AM
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