>From: Spudboy100@aol.com
>In a message dated 6/16/2001 2:45:13 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>Eugene.Leitl@lrz.uni-muenchen.de writes:
>
><< Freezing indeed, but please minus the snake oil. As to omega computing,
> it's useless without the freezing part. >>
>
>Not according to certain thinkers, including Amara G. who has the Ph.D. in
>Physics to buttress this notion (I f I am not misrepresenting her
>viewpoint).
> I have been pretty driven by the conjecture that there is (somehow) a
>possible recording matrix for which all activity/information is arbitrarily
>recoverable.
I tend to doubt the inexplicable recorder theory. I think to the extent any
past matter/data state is ever recoverable it'll be because the computer
doing the recover will be provided a sufficient amount of detail concerning
then-present states and will be powerful enough to extrapolate backwards. I
think this does not bode well for being able to recover the private mental
life of dead individuals, but an objectively reasonable facsimile sufficient
to fool a third party observer may be possible.
-Zero
Life is good. Refuse to die.
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