RT @AuschwitzMuseum: 13 May 1901 | Witold #Pilecki was born. He was a Polish soldier who fought in 1920 & 1939 wars, volunteer prisoner of the German #Auschwitz camp, co-founder of camp resistance. He escaped in April 1943 & wrote a report about the crimes in the camp. http://bit.ly/2IBQO3e 1/2 http://bit.ly/2KfIjIj

-
RT @AuschwitzMuseum: 13 May 1901 | Witold #Pilecki was born. He was a Polish soldier who fought in 1920 & 1939 wars, volunteer prisoner of the German #Auschwitz camp, co-founder of camp resistance. He escaped in April 1943 & wrote a report about the crimes in the camp. http://bit.ly/2IBQO3e 1/2 http://bit.ly/2KfIjIj http://twitter.com/CHPSRE/status/995721876348452864 RT @AuschwitzMuseum: 13 May 1901 | Witold #Pilecki was born. He was a Polish soldier who fought in 1920 & 1939 wars, volunteer prisoner of the German #Auschwitz camp, co-founder of camp resistance. He escaped in April 1943 & wrote a report about the crimes in the camp. http://bit.ly/2IBQO3e 1/2 http://bit.ly/2KfIjIj

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

CHPSRE"To Rondeau" / A modest proposal to add verb describing maritime whistleblower reprisal to the popular debate https://bit.ly/3cU3DBr via @academia http://twitter.com/CHPSRE/status/1254990181205069825

-
"To Rondeau" / A modest proposal to add verb describing maritime whistleblower reprisal to the popular debate https://t.co/YHoD7dXmfA via @academia — 🇮🇱🇺🇸CollaborateForRights🏳‍🌈🇨🇦🇫🇷🇬🇧🇬🇷 (@CHPSRE) April 28, 2020 from Twitter https://twitter.com/CHPSRE April 27, 2020 at 09:25PM via IFTTT
Read more

This article is fascinating. It's a compelling blend of scientific curiosity, philosophical wonder, and a future that feels both promising and unsettling.

-
This article is fascinating. It's a compelling blend of scientific curiosity, philosophical wonder, and a future that feels both promising and unsettling. Here’s a distilled breakdown and reflection on key points from the article: --- 🧠 What Is Mind Uploading? Definition: A theoretical process where your consciousness, memories, and personality are transferred into a computer. Goal: To create a digital version of “you” that might live forever, free from the physical body. --- 🚀 Is It Possible? Yes, theoretically. But not remotely close yet in practical terms. We still don't understand how the brain truly creates consciousness. We can’t even simulate one single neuron functionally, let alone 86 billion of them. --- 🔬 Major Scientific & Technical Barriers 1. Full Brain Mapping: 86 billion neurons. Trillions of synapses. Constantly changing – it’s not a static organ. 2. Simulated Reality Must Be Rich: Not just thoughts—you’d need senses. A digital being without input become...
Read more