"We're not solitary knowers [...] We can get the benefits of the vicarious experience of billions of people over thousands of generations." |
Daniel Dennett, Tufts University |
![]() ![]() ***** You spend your whole life learning. Have you ever lamented that all of your acquired knowledge and the valuable experiences that you lived or shared with others would be lost foreverRealityCheck! upon passing away? So many lessons, the learned
After death, all of your memoriesRealityCheck! become available — eidetically — to any and all willing to bid on them. Your brain joins the Phrenicea braincomb thereby increasing its processing capacity. No longer enclosed in a bony skull, it's protected within a preassigned hexagon-shaped chamber. Although this scenario may seem far-fetched, so would convincing a person from the 1950s that they would have in a briefcase a computer many times more powerful than the room-sized behemoths of the day. Phrenicea's technology is based on biology, where the complexities found in nature are copied on a grand scale.
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