0c872a0a__Know_Us_By_Our_Trail_of_Web____Name
[Description] The idea that human consciousness is just software for a powerful computer, and so can be copied, freely duplicated, moved around, and edited, as such, is well established in modern SF, and used by authors from Frederick Pohl to Charles Stross. But is it likely to happen, or are the practical and philosophical issues raised more serious than some might think? How would you feel about dying so a copy of you might live? Would the process really capture you, or just a superficial version of you? [Name] 
A Case of Consciousness
And Ye Shall Know Us By Our Trail of Web -
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