If given the choice to become a simulacrum would you do it?
For me i might do it as long as the positives outweighed the negatives of it tbh.
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@Sir_Named Ah yes, but how much reprogramming of a consciousness can be done before you’re no longer you?! The human consciousness is very fragile. Imagine the butterfly effect that happens with time travel... one small change can lead to cascade of changes.
The matrix was also slightly different. The human consciousness in that instance never knew what real steak tasted like. Where as we do.. so the programmer would either have to match that memory exactly or alter all previous memories to match the program he creates.
The matrix was also slightly different. The human consciousness in that instance never knew what real steak tasted like. Where as we do.. so the programmer would either have to match that memory exactly or alter all previous memories to match the program he creates.
@DarthValtrex You’re forgetting one important component. You failed to take into account that we already might be living in a simulation and that the ‘feelings’ you feel are genuine, whereas they are not.
We all might already be a couple bits on a computerscreen. If thats true, that means a conscience and everything else can be coded down to the lowest particle. It’d just take time to get it as correct as ‘the maker’. This explains a lot why 2 individuals standing next to each other can experience 2 different things.
We all might already be a couple bits on a computerscreen. If thats true, that means a conscience and everything else can be coded down to the lowest particle. It’d just take time to get it as correct as ‘the maker’. This explains a lot why 2 individuals standing next to each other can experience 2 different things.
