"Yeah, but just because there's somebody walking around who remembers being the person who got damaged and then got better, doesn't mean that, from a first-person perspective, if you get damaged enough to forget who you are, then that experiencer experiences becoming you again. That's why people go into cryonic suspension right away if they get Memory Degrading Disorder. Sure, future tech might be enough to read back the memories you lost, but that doesn't mean that you experience turning back into you after you've simplified and shrunk to the point where you can't tell yourself apart from a lot of other people with Memory Degrading Disorder."
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"Yeah, but just because there's somebody walking around who remembers being the person who got damaged and then got better, doesn't mean that, from a first-person perspective, if you get damaged enough to forget who you are, then that experiencer mostly experiences becoming you again. That's why people go into cryonic suspension right away if they get Memory Degrading Disorder. Sure, future tech might be enough to read back the memories you lost, but that doesn't mean that you experience turning back into you after you've simplified and shrunk to the point where you can't tell yourself apart from a lot of other people with Memory Degrading Disorder. You might experience turning into somebody else instead." |
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"Yeah, but just because there's somebody walking around who remembers being the person who got damaged and then got better, doesn't mean that, from a first-person perspective, if you get damaged enough to forget who you are, then that experiencer mostly experiences becoming you again. That's why people go into cryonic suspension right away if they get Memory Degrading Disorder. Sure, future tech might be enough to read back the memories you lost, but that doesn't mean that you experience turning back into you after you've simplified and shrunk to the point where you can't tell yourself apart from a lot of other people with Memory Degrading Disorder. You might experience turning into somebody else instead." This language is really not suited to discussing this subject matter, but then, it's not much suited to discussing anything else either. |