Is it even remotely possible to trap one's conciousness within a Virtual World? - virtual smart
I spoke with people who think "it would be fun to do," and want to know about Weith, or is not really possible, and I wonder whether it is ethical or intelligent, I just want to know if possible.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Virtual Smart Is It Even Remotely Possible To Trap One's Conciousness Within A Virtual World?
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Now shows the matrix, which can be so clever. Fiction, yes, but how could know one way or another.
ReplyDeleteIt is also argued that the illusion of self-consciousness and are - our bodies are biological machines are so complex that our brains make us believe that we know.
It is estimated that his experience of human life in its entirety, and all information that would cause the body to gain acceptance (the knowledge and store and reproduce all) about 10 ^ 15 bytes information would be. This is not really much.
Thus, a proposal that foreigners who are in space. Send a von Neumann probe (the monolith in 2001 is a von Neumann probe) to find habitable worlds and civilizations. These sensors then use nanotechnology to build the receiving station and then all this information will be sent with the speed of light in the world at home, where nano-robots that, together, at all.
It would be far more effective and faster than the time to travel abroad, he said, if the probe. \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ U0026lt;br>
We assume that because we can not understand how it all possible, that is impossible in reality, could.
They said that the theory of relativity, however, has survived all experimental tests debunk. Technology in daily use a lot depends on - the GPS satellites, for example.
No, a total fantasy.
ReplyDeleteA first step would be to transfer your consciousness into the real world, OME to another, or one of them a machine.
The film Vanilla Sky is one of many on the basis of this fantasy, but requires that the human mind, a machine or other living brain can be transmitted.
If so, a return. You extract the brain from the body to nourish and accept all the inputs to an artificial virtual source and feedback. so that it could go even Christopher Reeve, two lines and less virtuous millions of nerve endings anyway.
Better than the imagination for productive purposes.
Sorry.