Travel by deletion/duplication

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I see a difference. Lets use this as an example. You are clinically braindead for 5 minutes. Then you are resuscitated. Is it still you? How is this different from the dis-assemble/re-assemble? However the delete/copy, is not you.

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Or even if we simply fall asleep, does our "self" follow us into tomorrow?

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jman220 --



Lets use this as an example. You are clinically braindead

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ok. I'm with you so far.

PairTheBoard

[jman220]

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jman220 --



Lets use this as an example. You are clinically braindead

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ok. I'm with you so far.

PairTheBoard

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Brilliant!, IMO

[jman220]

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I see a difference. Lets use this as an example. You are clinically braindead for 5 minutes. Then you are resuscitated. Is it still you? How is this different from the dis-assemble/re-assemble? However the delete/copy, is not you.

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Or even if we simply fall asleep, does our "self" follow us into tomorrow?

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Or, break time down into its smallest possible unit. Every one of these units, you die, and are reborn, exactly as described in your other thread...

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Instead, you are deleted and an exact loss less copy is reproduced in the desired location.

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If there is a mistake, and I am accedently not delteted. What happens? Who will have leagal title to all my assets. Will the beam police be trying to kill me for the rest of my life. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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That sounds like a bad Arnold Schwarzenegger movie. You should name it "Terminal Transport" and sell the script to Hollywood for a mint!