Computerized Heaven
On the off chance that you had the chance to live everlastingly, would you take it? The hindrances to keeping your body alive uncertainly still appear to be unrealistic, however a few researchers think there is another probability opened up by advanced innovation: making a computerized duplicate of your "self" and keeping that "alive" online long after your physical body has stopped to work.
As a result, the proposition is to clone a man electronically. Dissimilar to the commonplace physical clones - posterity that have indistinguishable highlights as their folks, yet that are totally separate creatures with a different cognizant life - your electronic clone would trust itself to be you. By what method may this be conceivable? The initial step is delineate cerebrum.
How? One arrangement depends on the improvement of nanotechnology. Beam Kurzweil - one of the prophets of manmade brainpower - predicts that inside a few decades we will have nanotransmitters that can be infused into the circulation system. In the vessels of the cerebrum they would arrange close by the neurons and distinguish the points of interest of the cerebral electronic action. They would have the capacity to transmit that data to a collector inside an extraordinary head protector or top, so there would be no requirement for any wires jutting from the scalp.
As a further advance, Ray Kurzweil additionally conceives the nanotransmitters having the capacity to interface you to a universe of virtual reality on the web, like what was portrayed in the film 'Grid'. With the nanotransmitters set up, by thought alone, you could sign on to the web and rather than the photos coming up on your screen they would play inside your psyche. Instead of send your companions messages you would consent to get together on some virtual tropical shoreline.
For Ray this would be, truly, paradise. When you transfer the mind onto the web and sign on to that virtual world the body can be left to spoil while your virtual self carries on playing Counter Strike for ever.
Ages of Christians trusted in Christ mostly on the grounds that his restoration held out the guarantee that we too may have the capacity to appreciate eternal life. Be that as it may, why sit tight for the Second Coming when you can have an injection of nanobots and transfer your cerebrum onto the web and live on as an interminable virtual surfer?
Who needs confidence when you have broadband?
(One obstacle: to exist on the net you should have your neural system stopped on the PC of a web-facilitating organization. These organizations need genuine cash in genuine ledgers consistently or they will wipe your bit of the hard plate and pitch the space to another person. With your body six feet underground by what method will you pay? Here the anology with paradise truly separates. God keeps paradise going for nothing, yet the web is something you need to pay for.)
