Thread 76474055

You can store your consciousness in a device known as a “stack” that is placed inside a body, also known as a “sleeve”. If that sleeve dies, you can simply transfer your stack into a new body via a process known as “resleeving”, essentially providing you pseudo-immortality.

Do you think we can achieve something like this in our lifetimes?

>>76474055 (OP)
Tech bro fantasies

>>76474055 (OP)
I've seen this series already it's garbage
>lol lmao dude your grandma got resleeved in the body of a big nigger
retarded soiboi nonsense anyone who dreams of the future "technological utopia" humans will live in is a pathetic retard, nothing good will come from technology, Ted was unironically right it just takes time to realize

Why would I want to do that? I barely want to be alive now

>>76474077
Was he right though. I'd rather live an old world life than this but I imagine we could do even better than that if it weren't for jews.

>>76474055 (OP)
No. We have no idea how consciousness works. Your thoughts and traits don't have a "location" in the brain. The mind works like a hologram, its all about frequencies of waves and interference patterns.

>>76474263
In an old world life you could do whatever the fuck you wanted, want to rape a teenage girl? Go ahead it's literally the natural way of things, but you need to earn it the men in her life won't just sit idle.

What did society bring to the table? You have security and food now you can live to 60 but can't do what you want.
Now add technology you can now live to 100 and be miserable and in 0 control the entire fucking time.

>>76474463
>and be miserable and in 0 control the entire fucking time.
Sounds like a (You) problem

>>76474116
>If i wanna die everyone should die with me
fuck you

>>76474475
the amount of people that don't realise their bad life is down to them choosing things they don't actually want is baffling

>>76474055 (OP)
No. YWNBAW.

>>76474055 (OP)
>Do you think we can achieve something like this in our lifetimes?
OUR lifetimes? No. Humanity as a species` lifetime? No, because consciousness is an emergent byproduct of complex biological systems.

>>76474608
>consciousness is an emergent byproduct of complex biological systems.
While I don't necessarily disagree, how do you know that?

>>76474055 (OP)
If shit like this gets developed only the worst people you can think of will have access to it.

>>76474055 (OP)
Are these the bases of the new bad dragon squat plugs?

>>76474077
Books were more fun. First season was tolerably based on the book, but second season they just wandered off in their own direction and added a bunch of diversity for diversity's sake. The diversity thing usually doesnt bother me, but fuck did they fuck it up.

>>76474055 (OP)
The books touch on the idea that just because your memories go on, that doesn't mean you do. Kind of useless to the individual desu.

>>76474991
>>76474995
I just started watching the first season last night. I had no idea what it was about, only that it was pretty well-received. Halfway through the first episode I knew there must be some trans-related drama on the Internet because the body-switching technology is wish fulfillment of the highest order. And I was right. The author was canceled, then banned from pre-Musk Twitter because he had the temerity to agree with Rowling that a man is not a woman.

>>76474055 (OP)
>put diary in robot
>claim it is the writer reborn
no

>>76474658
That’s too simplistic a worldview. Rich doesn’t mean bad, no matter how much reddit tries to tell you it does. That being said the show does offer what I’d consider a fairly realistic possibility of what happens to peoples values when you start viewing bodies as skin-sleeves

Hard maybe, depends on what we find out about consciousness in the next few decades. If consciousness is streamed rather than stored locally you might only need a receiver.

>>76474077
Ted was unoriginal and his writing was jumbled and full on nonsequitors and seething nonsense and he couldnt even come up with a solution and then bombed innocent people to gain attention to his writings which did not have anything useful in it.

>>76474463
Yeah what I'm saying is that we can easily have the sturdy houses, motorized carriages, cold boxes of 30,000 calories, and the 45 caliber pedophilia cure, and then like not slave away for jews and create giant plastic trash islands in the ocean. It's not the tech, it's us.

>>76475451
>we can easily have (...) and then like not slave away
Wrong, this outcome was basically guaranteed by the structure of the reality itself. Nice things are utterly unnatural. The arc of the moral universe tends towards increasingly sophisticated violence.
Might as well petition matter and antimatter to not annihilate each other.

>>76474055 (OP)
techie dream, by Tadeusz Kaczyński

>>76474055 (OP)
>some nerd shit adapted for women
>fitness
Kill yourself

>>76475054
This is another bait and switch series, unfortunately. Strong first season followed by absolute bullshit. My theory is that nobody cares about a show in its first season because nobody is sure what people are actually going to like. Once enough people like it for a second season "they" take notice and send over experts to make sure that further seasons are rendered unwatchable.

As for uploading consciousness, it's an interesting discussion. We spend a great deal of our lives unconscious, so maybe we are breaking continuity every time we go to sleep, and each day we wake up a new person that believes the expierences stored in the memory to be their own.

Asimov's wife wrote a book about mind uploading that explicitly called it out as a different person with old memories, the original having died, so people ended up waiting until they were near death and then passing their memories on at death so their copy could continue their lives, and the copies were pretty happy to be alive and couldn't really tell the difference.

>>76474077
Fuck off zoomer. The tv series was good and the book was awesome.

>>76478145
Season 1 was good*

Pretty sure this was how the genetic soldiers worked in Rouge Trooper. Only it was cooler as they could be slotted into guns and machinery.

>>76474055 (OP)
I do that already, but my "stack" is a brain and my "sleeve" is a body.

>>76474077
First season was great.
Second seasons was just Space Nigger shucking and jiving.
It was shit without the main actor from the first season and that beaner milf with the big tits.