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mattstreet
on Sept 18, 2013
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Google vs. Death
How about the probability of some accident killing you (however small) multiplied for the millions or billions of years you're alive?
loup-vaillant
on Sept 18, 2013
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Negligible, once you care to make backups of yourself. Continuous backups, ideally. In time, it will probably possible to blow up half a Jupiter Brain without killing anyone.
hobs
on Sept 19, 2013
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But there is not continuous "consciousness", so what is the difference between that and a clone of you with your memories?
Why not have thousands of them? What are you?
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