That's the thing with progress. It's not only inevitable, but it makes everything before feel obsolete. Technology is so ubiquitous in the future people don't care as much about the physical world.
Inside the machines. By the time I was fourteen, people had already started to download their brains inside a computer. It's a bit like... moving yourself, your soul, to another realm, I guess.
[ she does not look much older than fourteen ftr ]
... Yes and no? [ hm ] The idea was that in there, humans could live forever. And physically there were limits to who could be brought in. But honestly, I think you're right that it would've lead to the end of humanity as we know it eventually.
You can always have back-ups. [ wry, but: ] When you guys send each other pictures on the phone, it creates a copy on your device. So that exists in both places. That's sort of how backups work.
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Fair enough.
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[ sorry.... ]
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[ she does not look much older than fourteen ftr ]
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That seems like a good way to ensure that humans one day go extinct.
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But they'd stay alive in computers.
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