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ryan_m_b said:
And that's assuming that simulating these signals without simulating the brain (and body and environment) will actually lead to a simulation of you.

Yes. The whole notion is a gross simplification of the whole situation. No one has been prepared to discuss the matter of continuity and the experience of this suggested transition process.
Far too glib I think.
 
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sophiecentaur said:
Yes. The whole notion is a gross simplification of the whole situation. No one has been prepared to discuss the matter of continuity and the experience of this suggested transition process.
Far too glib I think.

I think there is also far to much science fiction. People like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Kurzweil" don't exactly help either...
 
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