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Posted on July 25, 2017October 23, 2017

Summer Series: Why Mind Uploading Might be a Bad Idea

By Ooi Teck Chye You and I Are Gonna Live Forever The concept of “mind uploading” is no longer a novel or uncommon one in our current climate, with new and exciting technologies on the rise. It is likely still well beyond our reach, but thanks to science fiction in popular media and advances in … Continue reading Summer Series: Why Mind Uploading Might be a Bad Idea

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