Eric Cavalcanti, [EMAIL PROTECTED], writes:
Suppose I sit on this copy machine in New York, and the information of the
position and velocities (within quantum uncertainty) of all particles in
my body is copied. Suppose, for the sake of the argument, that the mere
retrieval of this information
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From: Jesse Mazer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I agree that a moment from now there will be a number of exactly
equal copies. Nevertheless, I am sure I will only experience being
one of them, so this is what I mean by ' me ' - the actual experiences
I will have. Maybe
Hi,
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From: David Kwinter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I mean the absolutely exact same David Kwinter or Eric Cavalcanti as
was the moment before.
I agree that a moment from now there will be a number of exactly
equal copies. Nevertheless, I am sure I will only
On Wednesday, November 5, 2003, at 07:56 PM, Eric Cavalcanti wrote:
Hi,
- Original Message -
From: David Kwinter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I mean the absolutely exact same David Kwinter or Eric Cavalcanti as
was the moment before.
I agree that a moment from now there will be a number of
Jesse Mazer writes:
OK, so now go back to the scenario where you're supposed to
be recreated in both Washington and Moscow, except assume that at the last
moment there's a power failure in Moscow and the recreator machine fails to
activate. Surely this is no different from the scenario
Hal Finney wrote:
Jesse Mazer writes:
OK, so now go back to the scenario where you're supposed to
be recreated in both Washington and Moscow, except assume that at the
last
moment there's a power failure in Moscow and the recreator machine fails
to
activate. Surely this is no different from
Jesse Mazer wrote:
Hal Finney wrote:
Measure is important. It is what guides our life every day.
We constantly make decisions so as to maximize the measure of good
outcomes, as nearly as we can judge. I don't think we can neglect it
in these thought experiments.
What type of measure are
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