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What are the Benefits of Mind Uploading?


Michael Anissimov


Accelerating Future

February 02, 2009

Universal mind uploading, or universal uploading for short, is the concept, by no means original to me, that the technology of mind uploading will eventually become universally adopted by all who can afford it, similar to the adoption of modern agriculture, hygiene, or living in houses. 


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Posted by Joe Jenkins  on  02/02  at  06:01 PM

I've always thought Mind Uploading was a possible solution to Fermi's Paradox. Let's say we upload and speed-up by 100,000. The speed of light becomes more like the speed of sound - subjectively.

If it takes several subjective month's latency for a signal to reach Japan we will loose some interest in communicating with them. Further, communicating with or traveling to other planets was already outside of our attention span. Imagine what it would be like at 100,000 X.



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