From: Bret Kulakovich (bret@bonfireproductions.com)
Date: Fri Mar 07 2003 - 12:46:50 MST
Hm.
A spate of Devil's advocacy: If we don't know the process, we can't
say it is likely to cause a lot of decoherence =)
And if I get all Kurzweilian about it, I could leverage the Law of
Accelerating Returns:
When I grow up, I simply invent the Kulakovich Komplete Electron
Entanglement Machine or KEEM and we'll entangle ALL the electrons
in the brain at once.
Thereby the message is the medium: The checksum is complete because
the entanglement process is the upload.
It's a thought. And it's entangled at that.
Bret Kulakovich
>From: Anders Sandberg <asa@nada.kth.se>
>The uploading process will likely cause the entanglement to be lost;
>while I doubt anybody will ever try to measure every electron in a brain
>during an upload, such a process is very likely to cause a lot of
>decoherence and hence have roughly the same effect as a random
>disturbance of the electron.
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