(June 15, 2012 at 2:06 am)Moros Synackaon Wrote:(June 14, 2012 at 5:33 pm)Hovik Wrote: I would love to be able to extend my lifespan, honestly. I have problems with dying, and I'm very curious about and interested in where humanity will end up in the next thousand years or so.
My plans are to utilize cryonics to preserve my brain after my body dies so that I can perhaps one day be reawakened. That's really all I can hope for right now.
Why would future humans choose to revive, from their perspective and time period, a savage?
People often assume that future generations would like to have them around.
Can you image what it would be like to be visited by your 15 century ancestors?
I don't want to.
Your position precludes the possibility of acquiring cybernetic implants from those same people in the far future. Who's to say my brain couldn't just download the necessary information?
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