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Post by dagj on Jan 2, 2003 21:32:27 GMT -5
with risaing intrest in clones and clone technology it is becomeing very possible to live forever. scientest experemneting in organic electronis and biomachinery are said to be nearing break throughs that will allow constant chemical data storage. This will allow memories and knowledge of a person to be stored and saved and perhaps ever passed on to a healthy clone body. This includes possibly giving service men adn women chips that allow them to be a cloned an unlimited amount of times with out needing retraining after being killed in battle. "begun this clone war has"
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Post by Nemesis on Jan 3, 2003 4:47:47 GMT -5
Miesa dont think so. 
Though there is a possibility that that will happen, you still gotta transfer a person's thoughts into the clone. Since thoughts are still not understood perfectly, I'd guess that it'll never happen that those thoughts can be transfered.
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Post by dagj on Jan 4, 2003 22:36:49 GMT -5
i agree that the technology will never be perfected. but we can still have dream tv or something  ;D |
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Post by Nemesis on Jan 17, 2003 10:38:24 GMT -5
Thát, my friend, is a whole different technology ;D ;D
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Post by dagj on Jan 20, 2003 21:54:43 GMT -5
yeah different base, same idea.
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Post by Teej on Jan 23, 2003 20:55:15 GMT -5
I'm not quite clear on how they can get their knowledge and memories stored. Will it be in a little glass vial?? How do you take something intangable and turn it into something real??
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Post by dagj on Jan 23, 2003 22:38:30 GMT -5
acctually all information in the brain is in the form of electrical and chemical impulses. if you could copy and store these you could theoroetically go as far as wet wirring a brain. as for the glass vial thingy, ever read "Amnesia Moon" ? they Have a rather distrubing section in that book where the main character is getting high off the memories and chemical remains of a dead character  |
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Post by Nemesis on Jan 27, 2003 10:41:40 GMT -5
Memmory is also interpretation. Which isnt copyable.
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Post by dagj on Jan 28, 2003 21:42:16 GMT -5
yes but the memories can be used a base
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Post by Nemesis on Jan 29, 2003 10:51:44 GMT -5
Not the human-kind of memory.. which isnt physical.
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Post by dagj on Jan 29, 2003 18:10:32 GMT -5
but a large amount is chemical. that you can use
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Post by Ender on Nov 28, 2003 10:32:18 GMT -5
Teleporting? Come on folks-
If the memory could be stored, and then transmitted, with a body at the other end of the transmission ready and willing to have the memories implanted into them, a new form of transportation could be made-
You wouldn't have to travel the 1500 miles or so to go to a meeting, you could copy your imitiate thoughts and memories, send them there where a body of yours of someone similar that could take in your memories is waiting, they go do what ever you had to do, while you're (The original you) doing what ever you want at your original place.
I'm not sure if that was explained right... Star Trek! Those teleporters, perhaps we're coming up on that?
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Post by Nemesis on Dec 8, 2003 9:08:06 GMT -5
That's something like virtual cloning
Not good I tell you ;D
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Post by Ender on Apr 11, 2004 17:51:24 GMT -5
If the person's life, or I should say major events in the life. The events and things that made the person's personality were to be recorded, then played back at high speed to a new-grown clone, that could imprint the memory and persona on the clone. Course, it wouldn't be 100% accuret.
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Post by Nemesis on Apr 16, 2004 1:22:20 GMT -5
Yeah well you can print it in, but it still depends on the person what he's gonna do with it |
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