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Category Archives: Neurophilosophy
Continuity of self: Was the world put into place five minutes ago?
In my first ever blogpost I speculated whether uploading your brain would result in potentially eternal life. And I concluded it was possible. However, I also concluded that what we experience as our self is not as continuous as we … Continue reading
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Theseus Brain: Can you prolong your life by uploading your brain to a computer?
The idea of living forever in a digitalised form has become popular and recently even featured in the Dr. Who Christmas Special 2017. [SPOILER] An advanced civilisation kidnaps individuals at the very last second of their lives, extracts all their … Continue reading
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