> On 21 Jun 2019, at 18:27, Eva <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Given that time is irreversible, and global entropy always increase:
> 
> 1. In principle, sooner or later, every living system such as human being, or 
> humanity will be annihilated? 

This is false when you assume that the brain or the body is Turing emulable. We 
are not human living in a physical universe and dreaming about numbers, in that 
case, but numbers “living” in arithmetic, dreaming being humans in a physical 
universe.




> 
> 2. In principle, if system is annihilated then it is irreversible - a system 
> with the same internal structure may be created, but it will not be the very 
> same system, it may be (at most) perfectly isomorphic, but it will not share 
> the same identity?

Which confirms that you assume some non-mechanist theory of mind. With 
mechanism, you have infinitely many body/representation in arithmetic, and the 
physical is “only” a stable statistical appearance. 


> 
> So, for example, if I die, and hypothetically, in the distant future, an 
> exact copy of my body will be made than it will be an exact copy of my body 
> and consciousness, but not my current identity, so my consciousness will not 
> reappear after my death like from deep sleep.
> 
> 
> I would like to ask you - in your opinion, my two above conclusions are 
> correct?


You assume a physical universe which would have a primitive ontological status, 
and this is incoherent with mechanism, but coherent with your quasi explicit 
non mechanist assumption. But I would say that today, the evidences add up for 
mechanism, and there is no evidence at all for non mechanism, nor  for a 
physical ontological universe (just a bad habit since Aristotle).

Bruno



> 
> 
> 
> I'm sorry for bothering you with this question, I have encountered statements 
> that every situation, and every particular life, return endlessly because the 
> time is infinite, but the number of possibile configurations of atoms is 
> finite. This idea is terrible. I don't want repeat my life forever :(
> 
> Some people also talk about "eternal return" in the context of 4D block 
> universe theory where every situation is timless.
> 
> P.S. 
> 
> 
> I've previously made a similar topic in context of Peter Rowlands 
> "Zero-totality"
> works but it did not appeared after sending :(
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