Hemos derrotado al olvido: sobre la inmortalidad digital
The human concern for immortality has a long history. In our times, however, with the promises of biotechnology and transhumanism, a possibility is announced to us of fulfilling that dream of the human heart. Yet today, without the processes involved in those promises, we have a technology that allo...
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2021
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| Sumario: | The human concern for immortality has a long history. In our times, however, with the promises of biotechnology and transhumanism, a possibility is announced to us of fulfilling that dream of the human heart. Yet today, without the processes involved in those promises, we have a technology that allows us to think our lives in an immortal sense. For all “digital eternity” there will be proof that we lived: photos, videos, searches, conversations and a long etcetera, they will protect us from the abyss of oblivion. The records will remain on the network, and a “digital immortality” will protect our passage through the earth. The article aims to explore this experience and its possible consequences. |
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