Hmm. I would prefer the first. But I think the last point is the most plausible (personally). Also it gives hope and guides action. It is something we can work towards already now :)
The many worlds theory is also very interesting. In a way won't there be endless exact copies of us, and endless variations too? So in a way we are already infinite and endless. I think I read some variation of this theory were your consciousness would swap place. So if you "die" your conscious stream would just find itself in a new world where you're still alive. So personally you would just experience more and more awkward events keeping you alive, as conscious death is "impossible"
Guilio, in my opinion you reached a highpoint with your June 4th 2019 essay on Andrew Strominger's gauge theory of gravity interacting with IR photons to form a memory storage unit, and an akashic record. It seems like the physics is sound, although who knows if Strominger agrees?
I mentally combine this sort of cosmological database with Alexey Turchin's speculation about using a Dyson sphere to achieve your "Data Recovery project."
Meta-me (= a better way to express and refer to the notion of a super-me) is remarkably consistent or isomorphous with the Vedic scriptures notion of the 'real' you residing on the astral plane where between each reincarnation meta-me ingests/absorbs/processes/integrates all the new memories/experiences of the avatar of it that died, and then decides (together with other meta-persons on the astral plane) on a new mission for which he sends out a new avatar to enter what we call reality as a new incarnation.
Hmm. I would prefer the first. But I think the last point is the most plausible (personally). Also it gives hope and guides action. It is something we can work towards already now :)
The many worlds theory is also very interesting. In a way won't there be endless exact copies of us, and endless variations too? So in a way we are already infinite and endless. I think I read some variation of this theory were your consciousness would swap place. So if you "die" your conscious stream would just find itself in a new world where you're still alive. So personally you would just experience more and more awkward events keeping you alive, as conscious death is "impossible"
Guilio, in my opinion you reached a highpoint with your June 4th 2019 essay on Andrew Strominger's gauge theory of gravity interacting with IR photons to form a memory storage unit, and an akashic record. It seems like the physics is sound, although who knows if Strominger agrees?
https://turingchurch.net/the-infrared-memory-of-the-universe-hints-at-future-akashic-physics-3f9a072f0ca6
I mentally combine this sort of cosmological database with Alexey Turchin's speculation about using a Dyson sphere to achieve your "Data Recovery project."
https://turingchurch.net/the-infrared-memory-of-the-universe-hints-at-future-akashic-physics-3f9a072f0ca6
Meta-me (= a better way to express and refer to the notion of a super-me) is remarkably consistent or isomorphous with the Vedic scriptures notion of the 'real' you residing on the astral plane where between each reincarnation meta-me ingests/absorbs/processes/integrates all the new memories/experiences of the avatar of it that died, and then decides (together with other meta-persons on the astral plane) on a new mission for which he sends out a new avatar to enter what we call reality as a new incarnation.
Any (every) memory a memory-maker could invent (fiction) is a possible or less probable memory and roughly equal to any lesser non-invented memory.