Is there any reason to think that such detailed information as would be needed to recreate people wouldn't get lost in noise?
Does anyone have an estimate of how many actualy different humans there can be (i.e., the size of brain-space measured in units such that someone about one unit away from me would seem like the same person to someone who knows me).
It might be possible to simply create all humans that could have existed; those who actually did would be a subset, we just couldn’t tell which ones.
What looks, at the moment, as the most feasible technology that can grant us immortality (e.g., mind uploading, cryonics)?
I posed this question to a fellow transhumanist and he argued that cryonics is the answer, but I failed to grasp his explanation. Besides, I am still struggling to learn the basics of science and transhumanism, so it would be great if you could shed some light on my question.