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If there was this machine, that when you walked into it, it would copy you in every way (physical appearance, memories, emotions etc), but then deleted the "you" that walked into the machine, and let the copy out, would you walk in?
If you wouldn't, why not?
If you wouldn't, why not?
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No, because:
a) What's the point?
b) Anything created by humans inherits human flaws, and as such, walking into a machine that does nothing for you other than put you at risk of being accidentally disintegrated or lobotomised is more than a little foolish.
a) What's the point?
b) Anything created by humans inherits human flaws, and as such, walking into a machine that does nothing for you other than put you at risk of being accidentally disintegrated or lobotomised is more than a little foolish.
If there was this machine, that when you walked into it, it would copy you in every way (physical appearance, memories, emotions etc), but then deleted the "you" that walked into the machine, and let the copy out, would you walk in?
If you wouldn't, why not?
If you wouldn't, why not?
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