/sci/ - Science & Math

Bitches dont know about my cyberarm prosthesis

>So everything previously stated is undeniable fact.

>mon visage when

Eh, at least I had better luck than those poor people frozen before vitrification. I mean, have you looked at their brains? Alcor was a one-way trip back then.

Uploading, on the other hand? As long as I run as fast as a baseline human, it's awwwwright. Direct to digital baby. Get on with the program.

>>3346367

That voice in your head, JC? That's the Infolink. Tiny robots hanging down the axons for routing.

Aneutronic fusion is harder to obtain than neutronic fusion. The guys standing by the catwalks are going to get a nice dose of fucking neutrons. Thankfully whatever comes out of a fusion reactor, radioactive as it may be, decays so fast it's not a risk worth considering. Especially since it's not like you're going to have people standing close to the reactor.

Fusion, too, has its drawbacks, but it's pretty much near perfect. Yes politicians are retarded. Anything new?

>>3274084

Pure Transhumanists > Singularitarians

>>3267237
They cannot stop us. They cannot stop the future.

I had my TI 83 for ten years now and i still use the damn thing, haters will hate.

I really love that sink.

>>2868764
> Your face when you realize that the most efficient simulation of a system is always the system itself, constructed in full, and that no system can ever simulate anything more complex than itself, and thus if we are a simulation then we are not a simulation of the real world, because that would require more computational power than exists in said real world.

> Captcha: theologian endredi

No, because thermodynamics.

Haters gonna hate.