CORTEX BRAIN LIVING TIME CAPSULE PART 53
CREATE A LIVING TIME CAPSULE
Send your loved ones into the future, to survive long after they pass away. This project involves creating a living time capsule with a machine brain cortex jar, by placing the partial intellectual contents of a member of your family (mind knowledge, experiences, personality) into the machine (by mind to machine transfer as previously discussed) and letting it live for a very long time.
When it arrives in the future (perhaps 200 years) a distant relative can talk to the brain cortex, experiencing and knowing a part of their past relative. This could be your mother or father, great grandmother or great great grandfather.
There may be some consolation if for example, you become a mother and your daughter can have you with her during her old age, or her elderly children can have you around when you are a grandmother, and their aged children when you are a great grandmother.
Although the concept is in its early developmental stages, one can see the great potential of the technology.
Index to the Brain Cortex
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-index-part-16.html
INTRODUCING THE DUPE BRAIN CORTEX
BRAIN CORTEX DATA SURVIVAL INSURANCE PART 22
You go along your merry way and half into the year your trusty machine brain companion goes "bloop!" and suddenly dies! ARGH! What to do???
As this project is all about survival, life, longevity, and immortality, it's important for the brain cortex to have some kind of insurance and assurance against a fatality.
Ensuring survival can be as simple as having a twin dupe brain - one that's nearly identical in every way, for brain to brain transfer which can serve as a backup or an actual machine replacement.
A smaller dupe is possible, taking up less space, just to temp transfer and hold the brain's mind until the original brain is repaired. This could run on two AA batteries and a smaller mAh rating power circuit and solar panel.
The Dupe Cortex has an open mind with no stored program, as it's ready for a machine brain transfer from another cortex. The actual details of the brain transfer are not yet worked out. There are several contentions, for example, the original EEPROM could be plug n play and transferred to the new vessel or a special program could read the entire original memory and code area and have it transferred to a new EEPROM.
Index to the Brain Cortex
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-index-part-16.html
