Rambo John J Eats things that would make a Billy Goat Puke First 100 Jan 17, 2015 71,545 71,469 Aug 9, 2018 #26 Haulport said: That EXACT question kept me awake for hours when I was like 6 years old and haunts me to this day!!!!! Click to expand... riding other dimensions IMO
Haulport said: That EXACT question kept me awake for hours when I was like 6 years old and haunts me to this day!!!!! Click to expand... riding other dimensions IMO
Ted Williams' head It's freezing in here! Sep 23, 2015 11,283 19,102 Aug 10, 2018 #27 If my consciousness could be, I'd do it. If it was like the teleporter in the Fly, where it killed you and make an exact copy of you, than no thanks. 1
If my consciousness could be, I'd do it. If it was like the teleporter in the Fly, where it killed you and make an exact copy of you, than no thanks.
TFK_Fanboy First 200ish Feb 9, 2015 1,652 1,746 Aug 18, 2018 #28 If you have not read it I recommend the We are Bob trilogy quick, fun, reads but on this topic
Onetrickpony Stay gold Nov 21, 2016 14,042 32,308 Aug 25, 2018 #29 Alastair Reynolds (hard sci fi) and Richard Morgan (fictional sci fi) both have very good book series about this. Personally I’d rather become a cyborg, live forever in space travelling from star system to system and keep my mind in my body.
Alastair Reynolds (hard sci fi) and Richard Morgan (fictional sci fi) both have very good book series about this. Personally I’d rather become a cyborg, live forever in space travelling from star system to system and keep my mind in my body.
Haulport Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes First 100 Jan 17, 2015 3,062 4,165 Sep 6, 2018 #30 Onetrickpony said: Alastair Reynolds (hard sci fi) and Richard Morgan (fictional sci fi) both have very good book series about this. Personally I’d rather become a cyborg, live forever in space travelling from star system to system and keep my mind in my body. Click to expand... I think the real next step is transplanting our brains into new, synthetic bodies. That way it isn't a copy of me, it is me but in a much better, conceivably immortal body! So cyborg it is... 1
Onetrickpony said: Alastair Reynolds (hard sci fi) and Richard Morgan (fictional sci fi) both have very good book series about this. Personally I’d rather become a cyborg, live forever in space travelling from star system to system and keep my mind in my body. Click to expand... I think the real next step is transplanting our brains into new, synthetic bodies. That way it isn't a copy of me, it is me but in a much better, conceivably immortal body! So cyborg it is...