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    Hypothetical mind uploading and cybersecurity worries

    A user says human behavior and doubts about cybersecurity are among their top reasons to avoid mind uploading, if it ever becomes possible.

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    A user says they would never consider uploading their mind if the technology became possible, citing human behavior and their lack of confidence in cybersecurity. In another post, they invoke Ted Chiang’s “The Lifecycle of Software Objects” while discussing digital minds in the hands of many kinds of people.

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    @xlr8harderi get why people might wonder this, but i think this is inevitable outcome of digital minds in the hands of the full spectrum of humanity. it's also almost exactly out of ted chiang's story the lifecycle of software objects.

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    @xlr8harderi get why people might wonder this, but i think this is inevitable outcome of digital minds in the hands of the full spectrum of humanity. it's also almost exactly out of ted chiang's story the lifecycle of software objects.