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The longer you live, the fewer new discoveries you make. Not because there is nothing left to discover, but because the brain becomes full, and neurons no longer remember new information as effectively as they used to.

Well, if that's the case, then there's really no point in living a long life. Living 100 years as a normal person and then another 100 years as a senile old person doesn't sound very appealing.

Yeah, that's right. The brain's resources are vast, but still limited.
As far as I know, there are no technologies yet that can fully replicate all the capabilities of the human body. Work is being done, of course. But the results will not be soon, because all this needs to be integrated into a single system.
And this "Russia-2045" seems like a dubious idea to me personally. A holographic body, really! First, you need to create a fully three-dimensional hologram. How do you transmit feelings with it? Do they even have a rough plan for implementing this?

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Yes, implementing all this in SUCH a timeframe, as they claim, is practically impossible.

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Besides, there's the question of money. How much will it cost to create a new body?

Liars and deceivers!

How much will it cost to create a new body?

Enough for all of them to buy a country house in Rublyovka.

Exactly.
Then, how much energy is required for an artificial body? What will its efficiency be? All of this is also very important.

You're all just a bunch of naive Christians, it seems. Where is your soul, Menti? Who has proven its immortality? You're just spouting nonsense again. And Freud is nodding along in agreement.

As for Russia-2045, I don't think they'll start by collecting money from everyone. Who needs your crappy dachas when we're talking about much more important things? I've been thinking about this idea on my own for a long time, and the fact that there are other people who share my vision only makes me happy.

Freud, you're completely out of touch with new technologies, like a penguin is to Africa. Even I know that energy is no longer a problem. I even spoke with people from a design bureau about this, and they told me something, let's just say, a military secret, and all my questions were answered. So I believe in this project, and I don't care what you say.

The longer you live, the fewer discoveries you make.

You've written complete nonsense.

Menti, what do you need science for when you're a naive Christian? If you don't need it, then just die peacefully; others want power, like me. And why do you need new discoveries when your "god" will show you the way even without them? In the past, people lived in the dark Middle Ages, and everyone was happy, just like you.

Well, I've considered both arguments, that's one. Freud writes from a completely different perspective, that's two. Regarding "noob," you can't judge, as you yourself, in my opinion, don't understand Christianity (or am I wrong? No, probably not), that's three. And it's easy to resort to personal attacks, but you need to prove your point, that's the last, fourth point.

Purely from a technical standpoint, this "Russia-2045" is quite possible. Perhaps not within the specified timeframe, but still...
The main question lies in psychology. I think very few people would be able to endure 200-300 years of life beyond the normal lifespan.

One talks about their faith in God, the other about some kind of psychology and genetic diversity. What's there to understand in your Christianity? You put on a cross, say a prayer, and that's it, you're a Christian, and your soul will go to heaven. Is that not right? Besides, why should I prove anything to people who are going to spend their whole lives living like… well, like uncivilized people, excuse my expression? If you believe in God more than in science, then there's nothing to prove.

Menty, why do you need science when you're just a noob Christian? If you don't need it, then die in peace; others want power, like me. And why do you need new discoveries when your "god" will show you the way even without them? Back then, people lived in the dark Middle Ages, and everyone was happy, just like you.

Ah, okay, moving on to the next question.

Regarding "noob," you can't judge, as I believe you don't understand Christianity yourself (or am I wrong? No, I doubt it), that's three.

You don't need to answer; the diagnosis is obvious :D

You wrote complete nonsense.

What's so nonsensical about it? Do you want to say that the brain is capable of absorbing an unlimited amount of information? Don't make me laugh.

What's the point of your Christianity? You wear a cross, say a prayer, and that's it, you're a Christian, and your soul goes to heaven. Is that not how it works?

Of course not.

Besides, why should I prove anything to people who are going to spend their whole lives living like slobs, excuse my language? If you believe in God more than in science, then there's nothing to prove.

People don't just "believe" in science; they study it. Similarly, you can blindly believe in God, or you can try to understand Him. And understanding His plan is incredibly interesting. Science, physics, mathematics, and so on are all part of His plan. That's the point.
But you can also blindly believe in pseudoscience. "Oh, I want to be a scientist! I'll invent a teleporter! A time machine! The perfect human, just like Freud did!" These armchair scientists don't achieve anything in science.

So you're saying I'm a simpleton. The brain is structured in such a way that it forgets the old and absorbs the new. Yes, it may be limited, but its capabilities exceed even those of a supercomputer. And besides, the question isn't about that, but about how long one can maintain the brain's resources in good condition.

But that's not the case. All scientific discoveries are made before the age of 30, at most 40. Doesn't that tell you something? The limit is more than close. Of course, the old forgets, but don't you want to remember what you need?

Guys, this doesn't resemble a scientific discussion at all anymore.
Let's not resort to personal attacks, okay? It's starting to get a bit annoying.
Utopianism never leads to anything good. And this idea is pure utopianism.
I'm interested in this question: The last point mentions a body-hologram. Question: How does it interact with the surrounding world?