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will humans merge with machines?

>> No.9532899

It's hard to guess what technology will be like in the future but it's very likely we will develop more advanced nano machines and mechanical prosthetics that can be integrated into our bodies at least and most likely well be able to download our consciousness into machines eventually

>> No.9532909

You mean like a fleshlight?

>> No.9534126

>>9532863
Define merge.
Artificial limbs?
We already have those, basic prostetics is actually old. We are just improving them.
Artificial sensors like sight for the blinds?
Cool, especially if you're blind. All the others will be just fine like they are today.
Expand your brain?
And how exactly do you think to do that?
I know in movies works, but we don't have really an expansion plug.
As for me I'd happy to merge with an anime shaped AI real doll.
Future anons will be blessed.

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>>9532909
I am become full HD, the destroyer of sides.

>> No.9534142

>>9532863

If you mean that humans will be killed and replaced by machines, then yes.

>> No.9534150

Not unless batteries get way way better or they invent magic scifi shit like arc reactors.

>> No.9534229

There hasn't been new technology since 2010.

>> No.9534419

I've always thought of the technological singularity similar to the ship of theseus problem.
You replace parts and continue replacing parts until every single part has been replaced. With ship of thesius the question is when every part is replaced, is it still the same ship? With the techno singulo problem, the question is, are you still human if every part of you is artificial? And if not, at what point did you stop being human?

I think humans are incredibly egocentric. At this time we can argue maybe human isn't a human if their body parts are 100% artificial, but I guarantee you by the time it actually happens, ego will get in the way forcing us to come up with something like "we have a soul that isn't artificially replaced" or something. Really it's all a matter of perspective. Our organic cells replace themselves every 7-10 years anyway.

>> No.9534429

>>9534229
This. Actually maybe since 2007. There hasn't been much since the smart phone.

>> No.9534437

>>9534419
Are you the same person you were 7-10 years ago?

>> No.9534983

>>9534419
Very well said, I never thought about it like that.. Pretty scary to think of what the future hold for humans considering we are such
an intelligent
species

>> No.9534992

>>9534150
Im excited for when we have a more efficient battery. It definitely would be a game changer and the possibilities are infinite at that point

>> No.9535017

sounds dangerous

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>>9532899
>>9532909
>>9534142
>>9534419
None of this gets me any closer to telekinesis.

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>>9534437
I'd like to believe the answer to that is 'NO'
I'd like to believe we're capable of change to the point where every 7-10 years we're a completely different person both mentally and physically who happens to have inherited a bunch of stuff from some other guy. (both mental and physical stuff) Right now I'm working hard so the next version of me gets a nice "
"inheritance" from my current version of me.

>> No.9535275

>>9534419
It's an entirely philosophical question.
the answer is only left up to the answerer


To put it in other terms, that post is probably the most egotistical post in this thread, not to put it down, its just what it is.

In other words, the ego is the only one pondering the ship of Theseus question.

>> No.9535419

>>9532863
It'll be weird if the normally proposed ideas become implemented. RFID, basic income with most jobs automated.

>> No.9536643

>>9535419
It'd be weird if you brainlet communists thought through your ideas.

>> No.9537509

In 100 years they are going to develop a rechargeable battery that can take an infinite charge. Meaning if you hook a 300 watt solar panel it will hold that power and give you back 90% of that power at a later date. Same thing if you hook a 1 gigawatt power plant to it. The batteries are all the same size. They say the developer was a big Doctor Who fan.

>> No.9538518

You bet your ass they'll put bogdabots inside you

>> No.9538545

>>9532863
there's no way to know because it hasn't happened yet. It's not really possible to predict the future, that far in the future.

>> No.9538780

>>9534419
this is a science board, not a philosophy board

>> No.9538798

>>9532863
>humans merge with machines

Merge? In what manner?