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Originally Posted by Dent
Take a look at number 3. (from George Dvorsky 'You'll Probably Never Upload Your Mind Into A Computer')
1. Brain functions are not computable
2. We'll never solve the hard problem of consciousness
3. We'll never solve the binding problem
4. Panpsychism is true
5. Mind-body dualism is true
6. It would be unethical to develop
7. We can never be sure it works
8. Uploaded minds would be vulnerable to hacking and abuse
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#4, Panpsychism is true, would you mind expanding on that?
Also, your knowledge on this subject appears to have been increasing pretty steadily over the past couple years, it definitely exceeds mine. Have you given any thought on going to school for philosophy, or starting a website writing this stuff?