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We must free our minds from the containment of its infinitely fragile body containment.
HUMAN CAVEAT
The caveat as humans is that we are delicate, frail and fragile individuals with limitations of body and life. We have very short lives and are largely dependent on small ranges of temperature and pressure. We require a specific mix of breathable air, pure water, and special types of food.
SUSCEPTIBILITY OF HUMANS
We are susceptible to calamity, like volcanoes, earthquakes, meteor crashes, fire, nuclear and biological weapons, war, major catastrophes like tornadoes, hurricanes, typhoons, snow blizzards, cold and hypothermia, and other environment extremes. The sun can bake our skin. We need protection from IR, Xrays, Comic Rays, UV rays and other radiation.
We have trauma and suffering from pain, loss of friends and loved ones, injury, accidents, old age decrepitude, terminal illness, and our organs and body wear out resulting in handicapped, and eventual death and we cease to exist. We are dependent on environmental resources such as food and water which could become in short supply and we have huge intellectual limitations. We could easily follow the path of dinosaurs and become extinct at the moment of an asteroid impact.
HUMAN GOAL
The goal of humans is to improve ourselves, reduce and eliminate suffering, increase well being, live longer, be healthier, avoid disease, and have a better life.
SOLUTIONS
Solve aging, create cryogenics, grow body replacements, cloning human organs, use human organ transplants from donors, the use of anti-aging and cellular repair, nano technology to repair internal cells and correct defects,
Transferring the mind, memories, experiences, will save the uniqueness of an individual. If we can save those, it will capture the essence of who we are.
If we can life on Mars and the Moon, some of us can avert extinction from an Earth bound asteroid, for example. We can change our environment and we can change in other ways.
Our information must be preserved. If transferring our information to another location, like Mars, will help preserve information then we have solutions.
If the human mind can be transferred to other vessels, then we have a more viable preservation solution.
TYPES OF DEATH
Humans may have a biological death, but if they are frozen with the potential to be awoken in the future, they may only seem dead. Living people who have Alzeimer's Disease may have complete loss of memories and data information of experiences and knowledge. They may become the living dead.
BACKUP
We know the importance of backup in the electronic digital world and how it effects the memories of hard drives, computers, cell phones and digital information. So backup should apply to humans as well. Are we not the most important information, the information of life, the information of a lifetime? Is this the most important type of information that we know which requires backup?
REDUNDANCY
The human brain has redundancy of its neurons but this is located in the head. If head or body trauma happens, the redundancy of the brain can be wiped out in a moment.
NEURAL DATA
A collection of neural data, extracted from a human brain and placed in say a computer, can have tests run on it. The data can be simulated and run in a simulation for cause and effect.
SLICES
Individual slicing of data sets may be obtained for more or less quantity.
RECONSTRUCTION ALGORITHMS
Algorithms may be applied to neural data run in simulations and on the neural data inside the machine transfer vessel.
AVOIDING TROUBLE
The Lab highly recommends working with non invasive means. Implants, invasive dectectors, invasive power sources, improper resolution, incomplete scans, electrode surgery, leaving components in the brain for a long time, not accessing enough neurons should be avoided.
NEW TECHNIQUES OF BRAIN ACCESS
Nanotechnology, Quantum dots, to access a much larger scale at higher resolution, turn biological signals into something that is easier to scan, High TESLA MRI (20 um), MNT Gear (to put a number of small machines into the brain).
IMPORTANCE OF DATA SELECTION
What is the actual data we need to get out of the brain? How do we represent the state of the mind? What are the transition functions that go from one state to another? What are the drivers that change the transition functions as we learn things? It is related to population activity, neuron spike times, or membrane potentials as they travel through morphology of neurons or elsewhere?
SOURCES
Mind transfer science could prevent you from dying in future
By Futuretalk
http://lofi.forum.physorg.com/Mind-Transfer-Science-Could-Prevent-You_16738.html
Immortality & Global Futures Conference
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/10/immortality-global-futures-conference.html
Brain Cortex Mind Uploading Part 19
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-mind-uploading-part-19.html
Brain Cortex Update Part 23
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-update-part-23.html
Transfer Your Brain into a Machine
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/10/transfer-your-brain-into-machine.html
Life, Longevity, and Google
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/life-longevity-and-google.html
Brain Cortex Time Travel Part 12
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/10/how-to-time-travel-using-brain-cortex.html
Brain Cortex - Noninvasive Brain Transfer Part 10
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/10/noninvasive-brain-transfer.html
Mini Brain Cortex
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/10/mini-brain-cortex.html
Brain Cortex Mind Transfer Part 28
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-mind-transfer-part-28.html
Brain Cortex Propeller Protection Part 26
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-propeller-protection-part.html
Randal Koene at Singularity Summit 2009
The Time is Now: As a Species and as Individuals
http://vimeo.com/7318751
Brain Cortex Stock Options Part 25
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/search?q=immortality
NETMORPH is a simulation environment for the developmental generation of 3D large-scale neuronal networks with realistic neuron morphologies.
http://netmorph.org/
Index to the Brain Cortex
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-index-part-16.html