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Science Resurrecting The Dead · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brett Keene and you
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  are watching listening to the Brett Keene Show.
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  I hope you're all doing well out there.
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  Today. We're going to talk about
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  bringing back dead people. We're going to talk about how
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  scientists have been playing God for a little while, and they've
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  got several different interesting, fascinating ideas
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  that they would like to try out or that they have tried out in
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  order to bring back the dead. And there's a couple different
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  ways they intend on doing this, and some of them have actually
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  had quite a bit of success in doing so.
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  The first thing is, is they're doing your typical open up a
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  lab, bring dead bodies and screw around with the cell structure,
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  screw around with the organs, mess around with the body.
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  And obviously, this is going to depend on what kind of damage
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  the person took. But they're doing the scientific
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  study and work on trying to basically regenerate cells.
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  And if the body hasn't been absolutely burned or absolutely
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  destroyed, the scientists are claiming that there should be
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  some kind of way to do this. They kind of describe the dead
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  body as a biological, organic computer or a vehicle.
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  If a vehicle breaks down and isn't running, you should still
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  be able to switch out parts or add things to it.
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  Well, scientists have gotten majorly into cloning as well as
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  using human parts from other bodies as well as animals.
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  They claim that some animals are so compatible with us, such as
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  pigs, we should be able to use the parts from them and then
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  simply start back up the body, kind of like a reboot.
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  How do you guys feel about that? You guys, are you guys cool with
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  that? What if scientists were able to
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  not only do this in the moment, whenever somebody dies or
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  somebody's been dead for a while, their bodies would be
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  frozen. And then when the scientists
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  have the technology or they're prepared to deal with the
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  person, you could be put on a waiting list where they make the
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  attempt to bring you back to life after the hospitals and
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  doctors have attempted everything to, you know, get you
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  back on the, get you back in form.
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  Well, there's also another thing that they can do that's actually
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  they have proven that they can actually do this, but it's not
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  quite the same thing. It's artificial intelligence
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  bringing back the dead, back to life.
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  So here's the story. The AI is basically software,
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  some of it invested in hardware where they can take the
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  information from anything, whether it's on the Internet or
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  everything about something, and they can literally do deep
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  fakes. Now, right now, a lot of
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  celebrities are pissed off and actors and musicians because
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  people have learned how to green screened the environment and
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  they've learned how to be able to take actors and then put them
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  in pornography films and clips of their own.
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  That basically somebody could actually go out, find an ugly
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  woman or ugly man, have sex with them, and then 5 minutes later
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  using a video editor in AI, they can make the person look like
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  Tom Cruise if they want to. In the old days, if you wanted
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  to make somebody look pretty, you had to drink a whole lot and
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  smoke a lot of reefer. But nowadays, they've got a
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  different idea for this kind of shit.
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  They're just gonna run your face to a computer, get rid of it
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  with face recognition, and then replace it with whoever they
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  think is adorable or attractive or sexy.
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  Well, because of this kind of technology, you've been able to
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  make presidential leaders and kings and Queens say whatever
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  you want or even have sex with them.
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  They've come up with this concept that they can take
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  humans into a room, like let's say it's a grandma or mom or a
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  dad or your children, and record the way they behave and the way
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  they move and the way they talk and and all that.
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  Believe it or not, even though we all like to believe we're
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  special and we are. We are special.
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  I believe we were created by God.
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  A lot of us are very routine. Many of us would be considered
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  very routine software, our patterns or movements.
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  Unless you're somebody like myself who's very creative and
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  comes up with like a lot of new shit just right off the bat.
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  It's very easy because humans are very predictable.
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  Our violence is predictable, our nastiness or even our confusion,
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  even when we're in our most chaotic moments and stuff, it
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  can almost be analyzed and predicted.
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  And it's gotten to the point where AI is able to record the
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  sound of a dead musician's voice, like Fred Mercury from
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  the band Queen. There's an entire video series
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  on YouTube where someone has taken dead vocalist and
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  reignited and basically made it to where now you can listen to
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  new songs as well as covers in the form of Fred Mercury by
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  Queen. And as many of you know, whoever
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  loved Queen Queen was. Fred Mercury was one of the most
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  greatest gifted singers in the world.
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  And now you can simply listen to him anytime you want and he's
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  dead as a fucking doornail. But you have the ability to hear
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  him sing Billie Jean by Michael Jackson.
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  Or you can listen to him singing Adele song, or a country song or
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  heavy metal, whatever the hell you want, Whatever you thought
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  Fred Mercury might be good at. Everybody's done it now.
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  So it's gotten to the point where it sounds so good that it
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  actually appears to be that Fred Mercury actually sung it.
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  It's got all of his expressions. So the point is, is that they
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  can take your parents, your grandparents, your kids, even
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  you, and record your voice, record the way you look from all
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  different dimensions. And even if they don't get all
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  the dimensions of you, they've managed to make it look like
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  Mona Lisa. Even though she's looking
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  forward, they've managed to create 3 dimensions of her where
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  you can see the side of her head when she's talking, the back of
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  her head with her hair flowing. And all this because the AI
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  decides, mathematically and on a quantum level, how to be able to
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  move around a figure that was once just standing in one single
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  pose. So literally, if you wanted to,
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  if your family died or something like that, and you miss them so
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  much and you just can't live without them, scientists have
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  created this false reality for you.
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  They've created the ability for you to just simply come home
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  from work and your family will be waiting for you on your
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  computer. However, because of the
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  technology of VR and this ability to make holograms and
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  imagery that is able to move around, they're going to be able
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  to make it to where one day it won't be just going and turning
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  on your computer and talking to mommy and Daddy, but it'll be
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  you sitting on your couch right next to these people and them
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  looking real and high definition.
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  We're talking like 8000 KB Clear as Day just 10 years ago after
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  Michael Jackson died. There's been these extremely
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  expensive light shows where they have it look like him or Tupac
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  are dancing around on stage and singing and doing their
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  performance. So they've gotten really, really
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  good at this. The AI has also gotten to the
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  point where it's able to create original music now, and some of
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  it is absolute disastrous dog shit, but some of it is just
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  really beautiful, the kind of shit that you would expect to
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  hear in a movie. AI is really, really developing.
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  It's really evolving. And there's that.
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  So what would you prefer if you have the option?
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  Because all of you at some point in time is going to lose someone
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  that you love and that you care about.
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  We're all going to lose in the end.
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  That's just the way life is. You know, we all like to think
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  of ourselves as winners, but we're all winners temporarily in
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  this life. And the end everything is going
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  to be taken from us. We're not going to be able to
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  take our money to heaven with us or any of our achievements or
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  accomplishments. And believe it or not, without
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  the concept of God, we won't even be remembered at all in the
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  universe. Once this world passes and the
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  universe dies, you'll go with it and you won't even be a memory
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  or a dream in the hearts of anything.
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  So would you wanna do this? How do you feel about this?
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  Would you rather give it an attempt or would you try both?
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  Would you say go ahead and dig up my family members and attempt
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  to bring them back, regenerate their cellular structure?
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  This is what they look like. This is what they sounded like.
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  Bring them back as they were. Or even better because it's all
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  computers and it's all science they could actually make it to?
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  Where Any flaws or issues that your mom and dad might have had
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  or your grandparents, you could take those away and create the
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  perfect family. Any issues that you didn't like
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  about your friends or your family, you can simply tell the
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  scientists to remove that part of them.
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  Would you be OK with that? I'll give you an example of
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  something. Let's say that you have the
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  coolest mom in the world. She was fun, she was sweet.
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  She would hold you and sing songs to you to put you to
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  sleep. But unfortunately she was an
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  alcoholic. She drunk a lot or drank a lot,
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  and then when she would drink she would embarrass herself, or
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  piss all over herself, or beat the shit out of you whenever and
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  get violent whenever she was on drugs.
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  But what if you could keep all the good parts and remove the
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  alcoholism from her? Would you be OK with that?
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  Or would it feel too much like having a robot for a mother like
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  your family doesn't have no free will to make choices anymore.
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  Would you take all their flaws and their bad things away and
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  just keep the parts that you like?
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  Would it even still be human to you?
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  Would that be acceptable? And on the other hand, if you're
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  willing to do that to your own family members, bring their
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  organic bodies back or put their minds and brains into a computer
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  to re register their life and how they behave, would you be OK
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  if your kids did that to you? Would you be OK if your children
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  wanted to bring you back from death after several years of
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  being on the ground? Because obviously if you're
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  cremated then you're screwed. Unless they got a bunch of old
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  videos of you that they recorded or they take your YouTube
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  channel and make an AI version of you.
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  It won't exactly be you, but it'll be enough.
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  It'll be real enough to wear. You know, your kids could
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  literally have conversations with this AI version of you.
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  How do you feel about that? I know the gaming industry,
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  they've been getting really, really involved in that.
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  They've been, uh, wanting to create worlds and Mmos and RPGs
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  where, umm, you can walk up the quest givers and NPCS, and these
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  NPCS could carry on conversations with you all day,
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  limited to the subject matter that the programmers allowed
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  them to. So what do you guys think?
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  Is this something that you'd be interested in, or do you think
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  that you're strong enough? Do you think that your heart can
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  handle it to see that your parents and your family and
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  everybody that you loved, that there will never be anything
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  like them? Are you one of these type of
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  people who've convinced yourself that your loved ones were so
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  special that there's absolutely nothing that could replace them?
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  Or maybe you're fine with them being replaced and you're fine
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  just getting some of them are a part of them to stay with you
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  forever and ever. Back in the 80s, they attempted
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  to come out with a Twilight Zone show that was in color.
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  As many of you know, Twilight Zone was very popular way back
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  in the day, whenever it was in black and white.
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  But there was a season one of the Twilight Zone.
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  It didn't go very far, but it was in color.
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  And I remember there was a show where this young daughter lost
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  her grandfather and she didn't feel like she could live without
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  him. So she had scientists put his
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  brain or his mind at least into a computer.
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  And for several generations, that grandfather was kept alive
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  in the computer. And at the end of the show,
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  because most of you are never gonna get around to watching it,
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  you probably didn't even know it existed.
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  One of the grand, grand, grand grand grandchildren went up to
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  the computer while everybody was outside playing.
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  And the computer, grandfather said, hey, you know, Tommy, come
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  here. So Tommy goes over the computer
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  and says, what's up? Great, great, great, great
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  Grandpa. And the computer says, can you
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  do me a favor? And the kid goes, what?
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  He goes, can you shut the computer down?
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  Can you turn it off? And the kid goes, but grandpa,
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  you'll die. And he goes, I've been around
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  for a very, very long time, and I don't want to live like this
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  anymore. I don't want to exist like this
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  anymore. I would rather die than be like
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  this. And your your mom and dad just
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  won't turn off the computer. They won't let me reboot or shut
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  down, please. And he begs the kid, and the kid
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  finally, at the end, shuts the computer down and absolutely
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  erase it. Erase his grandfather And it was
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  really weird because when you're looking at the screen and the
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  grandfather starting to fade out, you can see a big smile on
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  his face sometimes. According to the movie Pet
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  Sematary, sometimes dead is better.
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  Do you agree with that analysis? Or do you think that life is so
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  precious and important that we should keep it, that we
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  shouldn't worry about the value of the original anymore?
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  If we can make copies of people, why not?
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  And the next question you have to ask yourself if your
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  religious is if you copy someone else or you bring back somebody
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  from the dead, will they still be that person?
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  Will they have a soul? Same question for if you clone
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  someone. If you clone someone and they're
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  identical to what they were. Like.
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  For example, if you were to take DNA from the Shroud of Turin,
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  Jesus Christ, the shroud that he was buried in on the tomb, take
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  some of his blood, create a clone of him, would it actually
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  be Jesus Christ? Would God invade the body of
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  this new futuristic version of Christ?
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  And what would happen? Would he be the kind Jesus that
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  walked around Nazareth? Or would he be some angry
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  Antichrist that would shoot fireballs out of his hands and
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  kill everything that moves? What would happen?
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  Would it be the next Skynet Terminator?
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  Did you know scientists have actually created their own
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  version of Skynet? You know, the machine that
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  destroyed the world in the Terminator movies?
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  All right, so I'd love to hear what you all think.
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  Tell me what's up.