XPost: sci.skeptic, alt.paranormal, soc.history   
   From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
     x wrote:   
      
   > There you are playing with the word 'nerve'   
   > rather than 'wire', but computers have an   
   > array of input devices.   
      
   And your brain can't connect to any of them, and wouldn't   
   know how.   
      
   Our brains don't reboot in Linux just because our bodies   
   are gone. If you could upload a mind, that's the smaller   
   half of the problem. Figuring out a way to construct an   
   environment while allowing the mind to interact with it   
   would be, by far, the more difficult task.   
      
   You'd have to "Upload" the entire human body, map every   
   last nerve ending so you know where to stimulate this   
   simulated brain.   
      
   AND, you can't just send an electron at it and expect   
   results.   
      
      
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