matthewgdick

matthewgdick OP t1_j2nfiru wrote

You’re right. There are countless sci-fi stories about digitizing consciousness. One of my favorite book series is the Bobiverse series by Dennis E. Taylor. Many stories use the approach of directly downloading consciousness from the brain, many times destroying the brain in the process. The question is would it be easier to make a copy of it by monitoring the person’s behavior over a long period of time. This approach was used in one of my favorite sci-fi series, >!Westworld!<.

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matthewgdick OP t1_j2nek3n wrote

Yep, you’re right. The best chance is the ship would need to rely on component extended life by being at low temperatures without much temperature fluctuations and no moisture and no air. In the end, it would be a shot in the dark because no one would be around to know it if worked or not.

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matthewgdick OP t1_j2naauc wrote

Raised by Wolves was great. I’m really bummed that it got cancelled. I really wanted to see where the story finished up. Interestingly my book got published before Raised by Wolves came out. The first 10min of episode 1 and my book are pretty similar. But after that they diverge dramatically.

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