On 8/5/2016 4:23 AM, Bruce Kellett wrote:
We can associate a mind to a body, but the mind itself (the 1p) can
be (and must be) associated with many different bodies, in the
physical universe and later in arithmetic.
You seem to accept my point -- there is still only one mind even after
different data are fed to the copies: one mind in two bodies in this
case (a one-many relationship).
Which is empirically supported by neurological studies that indicate the
brain consists of "modules" each of which has "a mind of it's own." If
we think about engineering an autonomous being it becomes obvious that
this is a good architecture. Decision making should be hierarchical
with only a few requiring system-wide consideration. With RF
communication this autonomous being could easily "be"in both Moscow and
Washington.
Brent
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