What Happens to You if You Upload Your Mind to a Computer?

[@Wendoverproductions]

You wouldn’t download a Toyota Corolla

[@yarenkosem8062]

*Wendover Productions VS Real Life Lore!?* Who will win?

[@jonjonsshreds3312]

Wendover Productions lol

[@dallasmann6845]

Wendover Productions totally would.

[@yarenkosem8062]

*RealLifeLore is replyed MEEEEE!!!!.ಠ_ಠ WoW! Hey I wanna be pro graphic designer like you!

[@styled9876]

ಠ_ಠ They are friends tho

[@sevenproxies4255]

Theoretically there is a possible way of "uploading" your mind to a computer, that doesn't just create a digital copy of your mind while your own mind is still stuck in your body. If you could build an artificial, self-replicating cell that mimic braincells and is designed to replace your biological braincells as they die and find some sort of treatment that prevents your body from rejecting these artificial cells, then eventually your brain would grow to become a computer, and philosophically speaking it would still be your own mind that inhabits this computer since your original biological brainfunctions never actually ceased but slowly adapted to using artificial braincells instead of biological ones. Pulling this off however would be tricky to say the least. Not only do we need much more sophisticated engineering in nanotechnology to build individual cells out of non-organic compounds that are also compatible with human braincells, you would also need much more deeper knowledge of the human immune system in order to prevent the body from rejecting the foreign cells. Also, this is only based on the little theoretical knowledge we have of how the mind works. It's hard to be absolutely sure that our real mind and self would actually adapt to these braincells or if the mind would simply retreat further and further into the remaining biological cells, until eventually you'd run out of biological cells and your mind would die, but other people might not even notice since the artifical cells might be so well designed at mimicry of regular brain cells that no one else would be able to tell the difference. So before allowing the artificial cells to "overtake" the biological functions, you'd have to devise a method of testing if the artificial cells are actually working in conjunction with other braincells rather than just simulating brainfunctions artificially. However that might be the easy part since you could basically just implant these artificial cells in the parts of the brain that governs other bodily functions than the mind and see if the surrounding neurons connected to the artificial cell are "firing" or not as they would normally.

[@deathbycognitivedissonance5036]

Seven Proxies Highly underrated comment. Thanks for your insight in the issue

[@olican101]

Exactly, I don't know why this dude only touched on digital cloning. THe video is obviously misstitled.

[@seanmurphy6481]

"If you could build an artificial, self-replicating cell that mimic braincells and is designed to replace your biological braincells as they die and find some sort of treatment that prevents your body from rejecting these artificial cells, then eventually your brain would grow to become a computer, " Yeah, this could actually work.

[@Cheerybelle]

I'm not sure if I'm surprised or unsurprised that multiple people came up with similar ideas-- and to one I also considered. I guess it's a fairly logical answer, then. :P

[@jasonmarinara6492]

I don't see why digital cloning wouldn't be you. The only method of digital cloning that's currently and likely will always be possible involves you already being dead. So there really isn't another you until the clone is created. Is it really a clone then? The big argument is continuity. Dying and being brought back stops continuity of self therefore the new self wouldn't be the original, However by that logic you are a new you every time you sleep and the conscious parts of your mind cease functioning. Basically, either you die everyday or a digital copy isn't a copy. Also with the argument being made here for artificial cells replacing living one's, that also makes since because every atom in your body is recycled for new atoms once every 5 years, so what's being purposed already happens to you anyways.

[@CobaltBob]

*If it's an accurate copy of me, it crashes.*

[@shime1956]

RealLifeLore stfu

[@omairahmacaslang3977]

btw theres spams on your replie section or whatever you call it

[@veloocty]

If this pc is connected to a speaker all you would hear is... WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH

[@thej_8]

Same

[@9lonerr]

Why every time I try to click on this comment I keep crashing no joke

[@blacktimhoward4322]

"It would take 20,000 TB of information to store a fully detailed map of the human brain" Depends on the brain, I know some dumb mf'ers out there

[@samwelndonga8795]

storing your digital brain will need to much computer space that isn't available, but storing the same on your clone will be the cheapest option. the clone mind will filter irrelevant information, something that computer will find hard time to distinguish.

[@julesjackson4855]

20000 TB is a low estimate, I’ve heard as large as 2 million PB based on a 3d mapped section of a mouse brain

[@darthvader4594]

What if we uploaded a toyota corolla in a laptop?

[@F-Man]

That laptop would then become the most reliable computing device ever to exist.

[@Rash7]

darth vader it would explode

[@liammccoy385]

Then reallifelore would buy that computer because we all know he’s addicted to Toyota Corollas

[@xJeffHD]

Whats up with RealLifeCore's obsession with toyota corollas? Do they sponsor him? Lol.

[@liammccoy385]

xJeffHD EXACTLY WHY IS HE ADDICTED TO THEM

[@marquizo]

Imagine how many Toyota Corollas u could buy with ur computer mind

[@nunyabusiness7858]

Marquizo_ If your computer brain blew up how many Tsar Bombas would the explosion be equivalent to?

[@marquizo]

Nunya Business 🤔 lots? Lol

[@julesjackson4855]

Hehehe

[@JustinY.]

*Yeah but what happens if we encounter malware?*

[@mastable4758]

You're everywhere!11!!

[@hemen1126]

I clicked.Thank you for not linking me to a pop up virus page. Also, that site is FAKE as fuck.

[@Freddiebensonfan27]

Is that a Geometry Dash joke lmao

[@sarelo_]

ERROR

[@alex-epsilon]

We install protegent

[@BigBrotherMateyka]

GLaDOS

[@52EpicTaco]

Spoilers

[@Ag_33]

BigBrotherMateyka what about River Song?

[@Derfel95]

Poor Caroline.

[@ashleyginter7121]

I thought of this too, now I want to go play portal.

[@MetaDecker]

So then all we need is a potato! It IS possible now!

[@darthvader4594]

Next video topic should be "what happens if you steal a sith's doritos".

[@mikedarkhawk]

shit doritos tostinos

[@darthvader4594]

RealLifeLore i got replied,i can die happily now(oh wait i am already dead)

[@salahareikat8610]

Made possible by Doritos

[@Full-Metal-Jason]

You'd be force choked

[@baron_von_brunk]

If you stole Darth Vader's Doritos, he'd strangle you with his mind. If you stole Kylo Ren's Doritos, he'd cry like a little bitch and start smashing things.

[@galacticpulsegaming2877]

I've never been more confused in my life and never heard the word 'upload' so many times.

[@crimsoncorsair9250]

You'll spend the rest of your days on KZbin, never escaping it's dark, digital grasp... Wait that's what's happening to me already. Nevermind

[@vibin4lifelifinforthevibe616]

Crimson Corsair same

[@psilocybiin7247]

That transition from the sponsor to the video was so smooth I can’t even complain about it.

[@ninjox1240]

He always has the smoothest translations into ads, he does it so well

[@cheese4788]

Finally I found this comment! I hate it but I love it!

[@jeremykyles567]

I'm uploading my mind so I can play gta in real life.

[@vibin4lifelifinforthevibe616]

Jeremy kyles why wait to upload? Just go steal a car irl

[@thecrazyinsanity]

Good idea

[@BellicIV]

Your mind is already uploaded. This is the matrix.

[@tom7467097]

It wouldn't work. Think of it this way. They sit you down in a chair and tell you that they're going to upload your mind to a computer, and they put you to sleep. You wake up in the same chair, the same body, with the same people telling you that the upload was successful. They then hand you a tablet and tell you you can now talk to your digital counterpart. Your digital clone. Your consciousness is still in your biological brain.

[@jeremykyles567]

Ototoxic ah I see. thanks for the explanation

[@as7river]

This concept has already been explored in SOMA.

[@thenotflatearth2714]

What happens if you upload your mind in a computer... ON A PLANE

[@MacStoker]

the frontal lobes would be economy occipital would be 1st class

[@shime1956]

RealLifeLore stfu

[@Luna-ck3gp]

Nothing happens, you are just a computer on a plane, that is actually what you are saying

[@TheLegik1]

Wrong channel.

[@Ratio.1.618]

9/11

[@soshimozi]

*how about we just don’t*

[@nathanbrown5]

lmao

[@lenguamuerto]

We get instructions from another dimension, we def goin there

[@codkilZ101]

Skeptical Sushi *Me when watching a horror movie*

[@mcgoldenblade4765]

*the brain of every scientist ever explodes*

[@AndreVictorGoncalves]

How about everyone decides what to do with their own life?

[@SuperBeybladestar]

Omg he’s sponsored by assasins creed lol

[@MrMartDK]

At least he's not sponsored by Battlefront 2

[@nassieryusoff]

Martin Skjøtt Battlefront is good, dont say anything bad before you try it

[@scottonxbox.]

TCG MUSIC GUY why is that funny ?

[@peterdickens6999]

Nassier Yusoff most downvotes comment in reddit history, money suckers, voted worst company in the world 2 years in a row they messed and are going to mess up

[@hansyolo8277]

Good for him, the man has to make money.

[@addisonq3598]

The thing about uploading my conscience is that I will be dead. I will still be in the endless nothing. The robot or AI would be alive but I won't.

[@andrea_lanteri]

You would probably start to love testing and neurotoxine

[@tacticalnuke3805]

Andrea Lanteri Nice portal reference

[@EndesCot]

Andrea Lanteri best comment around

[@vibin4lifelifinforthevibe616]

Andrea Lanteri sick portal reference

[@siri_os]

Andrea Lanteri - Portal will never die

[@RachEspinosa]

[@y33t23]

I love your placements. You just make them to fit in the video perfectly.

[@IQrius_sci]

You've introduced many interesting ethical dilemmas and potential future problems! No matter how accurate Kurzweil's forecast is, those Sci-Fi scenarios seem inevitable somewhere in the not so distant future. I guess we have a lot of thinking to do.

[@Monotonyman2010]

Luscid 🤔🤔🤔

[@IQrius_sci]

Yea, but in such case won't the brain still be vulnerable to physical damage? I haven't given it much thought but it sounds like an interesting concept

[@naut4766]

San Junipero could be possible in the future, but that wouldn't be a copy of us, it would have to actually be us.

[@Tinseltopia]

Chorp Squatch The 2000's is full of super advanced technology - What do you mean? Just because there are no flying cars doesn't mean we're not bathing in a wealth of technological advancement. Just think: Mobile Phones, the size of a hand, with more computing power than a year 2000 desktop PC, able to access the internet from anywhere outside and speak to any other human on the planet almost instantaneously and to type this message to you. How is that not crazy?

[@darwinzhu9133]

I kinda want to start writing dystopia sci-fi novel now🤔

[@henekii]

You got on Trending. Congratulations, RealLifeLore.

[@Striveofficial]

Who else loves this channel?

[@allwilderness]

Knowledge Headquarters me

[@erics4383]

His videos are the best

[@santhoshdsouza2287]

Not me...... Just kidding

[@maunkidou437]

Shit, he just copying vsauce

[@Michael-xm4ux]

Me neither

[@xxladylovebummxx1818]

The part where he said, what if you were a computer, is really fucking me up right now

[@jwproductions5070]

One of the most interesting videos you’ve ever uploaded 👍

[@LucMagwood]

RealLifeLore OMG! Just researched this last night!! apparently by 2100 we might have robots controlled by our uploaded minds

[@legendmk52]

Oh man. You haven't posted a geography video in some time. Those were the most interesting.

[@ahmh1000]

Tbh, this video's contents are closer to S.O.M.A than Assassin creed.

[@JJAB91]

Exactly what I was thinking. Fuck that game messed with my mind.

[@crazyeddy98]

I'd delete my tender childhood memories so I can use the extra memory to save more memes.

[@xenosama2531]

Yes

[@Edizzzy]

Love your Videos!

[@darKILLusionnn]

This is the basis of a game Soma. It was so interesting realizing the problems and implications that arose with having a copy of yourself rather than you, yourself being uploaded onto a computer.

[@brusreform]

this is an episode of black mirror

[@LordGalenYT]

The one and only episode with a happy ending! If the upload thing could be like that episode, I'd do it in a heartbeat!

[@brusreform]

they actually do this in both that (San Junipero) and White Christmas. the latter is.. less happy

[@panzer4480]

i love how he makes the (uploads) a cube

[@MacStoker]

if you upload to a computer........................ some hipster will say your obsolete in 1 years time when they bring out a new model SPAM BELOW, DON'T CLICK

[@WeegeeSlayer123]

tacsmoker 'You're'

[@MacStoker]

ok soz, ill go kill myself

[@nickmartin3307]

Fake account, not the actual guy, do not click this whatever it is

[@minnarewers3573]

Pointless Account i know. I can see that.

[@twistedsinging2952]

+WeegeeSlayer You misaddressed your comment. The hipster was the one who spelt "You're" wrong, not tacsmoker.

[@Dudleymiddleton]

Time makes us concious, an upload like this is an infintessimal snapshot of one moment.

[@no-tk7fw]

I’d rather upload my Toyota Corolla, anyone else?

[@ej5295]

interesting but i wouldn’t want to upload my crippling sadness to a computer

[@mark_thurwanger]

At 5:10 I think you meant to say "half a millennia ago" because the Renaissance was definitely more than half a century ago :)

[@Iloveham757]

Mark Thurwanger Nah he meant half a decade ago

[@Windows98.]

Iloveham757 half of an hour ago*

[@ES3TH]

This immediately reminded me of the game SOMA which was a lot more about things described in the video than the animus from Assassin's Creed which had an a little other purpose.

[@The_George_Washington]

*What if every Toyota Corollas reunited today?*

[@Stockstad]

Yes Please!

[@NNN-wc1gb]

wrong 😂❤️

[@azzamj.9023]

Yes!

[@MacStoker]

that would be coralled corrolas

[@MatheusSSales-io2zu]

We would face a gigantic traffic jam that humanity has ever seen before

[@victory1883]

Oh for fucks sake I have to wait another week for another one of your videos. This is not fair!

[@robinhansson8830]

The future is scary

[@trager8933]

THE FUTURE IS BLACK

[@treatyofwindsor]

Charli3 Do2t Su4f we're bring back the slave trade?

[@trager8933]

Treaty of Windsor were bringing world war 3 and the nuclear winter 😭

[@trager8933]

Treaty of Windsor OPERATION NEPTUEN CITY

[@robertdennison7154]

Please make your videos longer they’re so good. Look forward to them every Friday. They used to be much longer

[@eklipsegirl]

Once I although was thinking that brain uploading is nothing more than making a robotic clone. But I was convinced by this: imagine if we made an artificial neuron and then we start replacing neurons in a living human brain one by one. Replacing one doesn't make you die and doesn't make you lose your identity, right? So with replacing the second, the third etc. until you're a completely robotic being, but now less prone to human death causes and injuries. Isn't that the most likely immortality we can achieve?

[@KidPrarchord95]

You wouldn't be you. You'd be a robotic copy.

[@KidPrarchord95]

You are your brain. Your body is the method your brain uses to move and survive. Artificial limbs are just replacement parts. Our cells are always dying and being replaced. The only ones that we keep our whole life are our brain cells, which take seven years to regenerate after dying.

[@christopherlee7334]

This is called the Ship of Theseus solution, and something I personally believe.

[@christopherlee7334]

+Alex Olmstead so if you replace a single neuron with an artificial equivalent, would you still be you? How about two neurons? How about three? At what point do you stop being "you"?

[@KidPrarchord95]

You stop being you when your brain is completely replaced. The more you get replaced, your progressively become less and less you, but still partially.

[@gc7178]

Chappie?

[@randomtaco6293]

GG Gaming Synths from fallout 4. But if chappi came true that would be fucking awesome.

[@quinnroberts3158]

The best example I know of would be Greta from the Black Mirror episode, "White Christmas"

[@SuperBeybladestar]

What if someone hacked into that

[@pocketmac7664]

Welcome to: Ghost in the Shell

[@chicken6680]

Yoo I play fifa mobile too.

[@clpdj]

min 3.46 , a shot of my city OPORTO PORTUGAL !!!!! Love it ... thanks Reallifelore

[@ViciousViscount]

Any Black Mirror fans here?

[@UlverBlitzhammer]

San Junipero, fan. Dude.

[@jasonmarinara6492]

Yep white christmas

[@Nqntdamso123]

San junipero

[@Charlie-mg3fq]

Pleasantly surprised that this video addresses the philosophical issues with "uploading" yourself onto a computer.

[@Deez-Master]

It seems many of your points hinge on the idea that your upload would necessarily just be an copy of you, and you wouldnt be experiencing the "upload's" experiences, but I think it is possible to imagine a situation where you "plug in" to the upload's consciousness, matrix style. You and your upload could essentially be the same consciousness, where it is only active if you "plug in" your brain, like how old consoles needed a cartridge, the only difference being, if your body happened to die, as long as your brain was preserved you could remain in the digital realm

[@thecrazies4587]

tman2331 watch the beginning of the Overlord anime. Same principle.

[@austinbevis4266]

I love the idea of just jumping around some planet as a robot, but I would like to go back to being human.

[@romanmatveyev7985]

I'm literally mind blown right now...didnt know this was possible

[@JJAB91]

SOMA might be a game you'd be interested in then

[@JrFlash-fb9pq]

oh lord that last thing he said you could be a upload just straight up scared me to death im literally freaken out right now

[@seanlu5233]

I want my robot self to live on his own without depression.

[@VanAxxel]

seriously, if they have a innovation like this, i wanna join with them.

[@jellyman2064]

I love how this video has been out for 30 seconds and already has 100 likes and 60 comments. Edit: Like did you actually watch it?

[@sheldonvictorine9569]

Straight chappie! Sub'd, good stuff mang 👍

[@georgel538]

What if you upload a computer into your mind?

[@adamwillis5015]

This topic needs to be made into a book

[@diogovalente4066]

is that bridge in Porto, Portugal? at 3:47

[@TheThunderQuake]

Diogo Valente é a D. Luís, sem dúvida 🇵🇹

[@diogovalente4066]

Bem me parecia :)

[@clpdj]

Mais dois Portugueses '? top hehehehe Sou de Viana do castelo, nascido no PORTO !!!!!

[@PeterGamerTutoriais]

Claudio Especial (clpdj, VaperViana) perto mas longe xD são Miguel, Açores ✌️

[@dillpickle5960]

Holy shit this video asked some really good questions about the topic and made some good points too! Damn I love this channel!!

[@dokki28]

How high we can fall from

[@briannairb793]

very

[@xianestanque3838]

surprise my ass

[@xUB34xR0UG3x]

Technically under earth like conditions we could fall for a near infinite amount of time and survive because of terminal velocity. You would have the same speed from a fall from 15,000 feet (which people have survived), compared to a fall from 100,000 feet.

[@JoyStar]

You know, I always considered the "it wouldn't be you it would just be a copy of you" aspect, but I never dwelled on the social ramifications that you so excellently detailed here. Very well-done video! Also I've never played Assassin's Creed, but the new one looks so amazing in this video now I kind of want to at least check out the series. (I don't have a Switch or PS4 though)

[@sylendraws1249]

If I upload my brain to a computer will it be me or just a computer program that thinks it’s me.

[@BasileusHorus]

SylenDraws A program that will think is you, because you still exist in your biological body but this other 'you' will think he has been uploaded successfully.

[@sylendraws1249]

basileushorus Goddammit it’s the teleportation shit over again

[@ojaschahal1599]

A soul can't be uploaded mate maybe brain but not the soul.

[@PARAN0IDxGERBIL]

+Ojas Chahal You don't need to go to "soul" to explain this. It just makes sense. Your consciousness is literally a product of your brain and your brain only. If you cloned your brain, it would be a new consciousness, not yours. If you got rid of your brain, well then it gets rid of your consciousness

[@quimquim89]

I find this will never be possible. For example, I have severe ADHD, which is, simplistically speaking, a chemical imbalance in the brain. Would that imbalance be digitally reproduced? Because I wouldn't recognise myself without my ADHD

[@LoriDaFuque]

I almost never give a thumbs down, but I am disappointed. I was hoping you would explore the idea that uploading our mind as a means to extend our lives would mean the juxtaposition of which one of the identities were the real us. Would we experience both perspectives at the same time? Where would "new" memories be stored, assuming they could be created? If you transfer your mind to a computer in an effort to stave off death, you'd have to do so before the brain lost electrical activity. At what point are you no longer the dying body? The social implications as described in your video are so far down the line that they seem contextually misappropriated, based on assumptions that would have to be made, to get to the point of having the act of transferring the mind result in any social ramifications. I like your channel. I hope you see this, and engage in a response. Thanks.

[@rollasix7238]

i agree, he should have gone more in depth with the topic

[@rup7591]

These questions can be easily answered. I don't think he needed to tell these in this video. Would we experience both perspectives at the same time? 1:-Why will we ? We are both separate entity.Your upload and you are not the same entity.U only share the same past with it before the division and every decision he made after that is his and your's is your.There is no way of u to be in connection to it. Where would "new" memories be stored, assuming they could be created? 2:-I think you don't understand how digital memory works. Digital memory or the brain both are not infinite. Granted brain can store a LOT of data in a fragmented allocation but it is still finite. /*Detailed explanation*/ Digital memory is a single dimensional Array of memory cell starting from indices 0 to the maximum number of memory in the memory array minus ONE. Each memory cell is made up of digital sequential circuit like flip flop and latches. Each memory cell has a value that can be set as on and off.(Because it can only store a bit of data at a time) Each memory cell has an address to identify the memory cell. The address of the memory cell is it's INDEX in the memory array (To access the memory cell using digital combinational like MUX and DE-MUX. A group contiginious memory cells is called a "Block of memory" which can have it's value set to store/represent various primitive data like Alphanumerican number or floating point number of real number. Now the number of cells is finite in digital memory. And the capacity of your brain is also finite. So both of these cannot create new locations to store new data (memories). Rather in digital memory , we De-allocate or free the memory of the data previously allocated that we don't need so that the OS can set those memory cells flag as "free to reuse". And then other data can be stored in that memory location if it fits in that location. */ /*Short one*/ The system will store the new memories in it. Where it store all the previous memories. Assuming it is as of the same size of the capacity of the human brain. If you transfer your mind to a computer in an effort to stave off death, you'd have to do so before the brain lost electrical activity. At what point are you no longer the dying body? 3:-I think it depends on the part of the brain that is already dead. The second part of the question is too big to answer unlike the previous 2 and might need it's own video to explain.I am not a doctor or a biology student but I think it all depends on which part of the brain is affected and how the architecture of your "Robot" version is. For example:- Example 1)If your part of the brain that control the digestive system gets affected then the robot will also get effected but the question is do the robot uses those informations. Does that robot has a biological or at least a digestive system that simulate digestive system of human .If not and if the data is correctly copied from ur brain to the robot then the robot will completely be okay. Example 2)If your brain lost a lot of your memories , I think the robot won't also be able to get those memories. " At what point are you no longer the dying body?" This part is too hard to answer for me not being in the right field and also I think the answer would be complicated.

[@rup7591]

Beside I think 2045 date is obviously BS lol It won't fucking happen that fast. Let's say we are able to create a vast memory to store all the data of our brain in a computer but we have no idea how much computation we need to perform so many complicated data operations. Damn even accessing , searching and sorting the 3 trivial operations in modern day data structure will need a Mammoth of a computational power to perform. And no one knows how much lol

[@LoriDaFuque]

Thank you for taking the time for such a detailed explanation. I wanted to try to open up the idea that transferring the mind would involve perspective vs consciousness, though I am familiar with some computer concepts. Very concise on your part, maybe I asked the wrong questions :)

[@trispectre8366]

+Lori DaFuque This is a six-minute video and you expect to learn a course from this? Lmao.

[@fupalord]

Great video! So much to ponder over.

[@Dario-hv6qz]

what if English speaking countries were one countries

[@Kromface]

Time to make a movie out of this concept.

[@internationalrtg5602]

George Orwell's 1984 is made real.

[@anigeriantaxidriver5040]

How

[@cmillett85]

It’s real in North Korea.

[@internationalrtg5602]

A Nigerian Taxi Driver You think that tech companies or the government wouldn't abuse the shit out of a feature like this?

[@yawoelevn]

I just watched chappie and it’s exactly what the movie about. Chappie and his creators were able to upload their mind to a computer.

[@Ethan-qz6mk]

Upload me to a fantasy world with guilds and magic and cute neko girls and I don’t care about the repercussions.

[@psilocybiin7247]

What if our pillows could capture dreams and we could hook them up to a computer and watch them?

[@SuperBeybladestar]

Wow this is weird

[@pilearts]

stop liking your own comments.

[@leofera1137]

He can like his own comments

[@pylboygaming6943]

TCG MUSIC GUY Very weird

[@uppercase1544]

Great movie premise in this video: President is assassinated but his uploaded mind takes office, like something from the Manchurian Candidate.

[@MrMoekun]

Ghost in a shell?

[@VioletGiraffe]

Some of the problems and considerations discussed here were very well depicted in the PC game "SOMA". Its story is surprisingly deep.

[@Ali107]

What about our souls?

[@alice_in_wonderland42]

they don't exist

[@papasmurf7887]

1980: We will have flying cars in the future. 2017: What Happens to You if You Upload Your Mind to a Computer?

[@Kurai_69420]

Would it be more illegal if an uploaded consciousness downloaded a car vs a biological human?

[@theprodjectatedensgate1038]

This has more of a Soma vibe to it rather than an Assasin’s Creed vibe.

[@Cessless]

This just hurts the brain

[@JasonandaCamera]

Interesting. Reminds me of the game SOMA, if anyone else is familiar with the ending in particular

[@jonwick730]

AC FANS WHERE Y'ALL AT?

[@xZZNSx]

its going to be crazy watching this video in 30 years

[@tachi2.07]

1:12 like everything they predict everything they wrong

[@tachi2.07]

RealLifeLore oh thanks!!

[@musicalaviator]

Flying cars and hoverboards by the year 2016... oh. Well at least we will have easy access to the colony on the Moon and Mars by 2001.

[@Veylon2]

Pretty much. Every generation has it's own bit of quackery that promises to grant immortality.

[@jd_kreeper]

The worst part is that you're not actually living on in that computer, but others see it that way since this thing is literally a copy of yourself.

[@yamxm]

What would happen if you upload your Toyota corolla to a computer?

[@Trash_prince]

It's more of a SOMA case than an Assassin's Creed case

[@anmolkesharwani3645]

1 TB= 1024GB For Those who don't know😉 Not for those who know(in comments)

[@anmolkesharwani3645]

Hi Guys

[@paulhuang2773]

That was so crazy it blew my mind. Good thing I uploaded it yesterday.

[@black.1320]

Do if Australia was an empire like if you agree

[@bravehome4276]

2 eerie predictions: 1. Uploads being fought by bios: Terminator franchise? 2. Personas being erased by viruses: take a shot in the dark....

[@401-PM]

After watching Black Mirror I don’t think I would ever put myself into a separate piece from my body

[@ZipZapTesla]

i wish i uploaded my great grandfather's mind to a computer so i can see him again

[@infinitecanadian]

I have heard that a human brain contains the same amount of memory capacity as a VCR running nonstop for 200 years.

[@Anotherwhitemage]

tbh, maybe one of the best paid promotions i've seen.

[@Tomikos995]

What they really need to do is invent a virtual reality thing that lets me relive my childhood with my current knowledge

[@jonathanalad6563]

Artificial intelligence mixed with fungus has given the bots decisions. Now we are getting somewhere

[@luongmaihunggia]

Topological quantum matter and quantum computer together would be powerful enough to run this.