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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2026 · 4 MIN

Mind Uploading: Can We Live Forever in a Computer?

from Window to the Future · host Thomas Rackers

In Episode 22 of Window to the Future, we explore the ultimate dream of digital immortality. What is the "Connectome"? Can we scan our brains and upload our souls into a digital world? We discuss the science of brain mapping, the possibility of robotic bodies, and the terrifying "Identity Paradox." Is a digital copy of you still you?

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