Will we achieve immortality soon? Stopping aging, that is.
Give it to me straight Veeky Forums
I would say no, but that would be wrong. The correct answer is NEVER.
when we can transfer all the data of a human mind to a computer with out data loss. then able to copy that over and over again with error checking and repair.
But muh futurology article said in 5 years!
Probably after everyone here is dead, OP.
Why, are you afraid?
>when we can transfer all the data of a human mind to a computer with out data loss
Then people can still die and then someone can pointlessly make a copy of their behavior patterns to live in a computer for no fucking reason whatsover.
>Amadeus Kurisu
no, that would just be a computer program emulating your brain, 'you' would still be dead.
What's the difference? Implying an identical emulation isn't you requires some sort of mysticism regarding consciousness.
if one day when undergrads started going into aging research instead of CS