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I think they should make it so it would automatically swerve to the side where the driver was not so it wouldn’t necessarily kill the driver but the driver should be able to set it the opposite way for passengers. If there was some sort of scenario where the car had to choose somehow. Then I would say save the pedestrians because the law sort of requires this. You’re always taking a chance on whether you might die when walking into a car while that person just thought he was going for a walk.

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Yes, I would literally be immortal with no needs, not having to work, and there would be no hardships. Time would probably be irrelevant to me because my brain would no longer be wired to worry about how much time I have. This is because I have as much time as I want. Zero responsibilities. You would not have to be held down by any morals because anyone I would encounter would be another digital replica and all a moral is, is a rule our mind created to stop us or anyone else from hurting others for self interest.

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I would probably consider it. I think if I did the replica wouldn’t really be me. I think you could be friends with someone’s digital replica, but I would prefer to be friends with the actual person.I think that you would be at least slightly responsible for the things your replica does because you made the decision to have a digital replica.

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In the first situation, the car should hit a tree. It will only risk one life instead of five or two. It should try to save the most lives. The passenger might want it to save them, but some people might want to risk their lives instead of endangering others. If the car is programmed to save the most lives then the person who bought it would know the risks. It might be bad for business, but the general population would probably feel safer.

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If it was just me in the car I would want it to go for the tree because One if I died at lest I wouldn’t be guilt tripping myself for the rest of my life for killing or seriously injuring someone. Two maybe I would survive hitting a tree. Three if I am paying close attention I MIGHT be able to jump out of the car.

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If my brain is uploaded to my computer, wouldn’t I die. If so, I would let myself live on in this form, but instead of a robot I would like to have a ‘box’ of Makayla. For example if Einstein uploaded his brain into a box then anytime we want to see what he thinks or if he discovers anything new. With people turning into robots they are taking space up, rather if we put them in a box, they don’t take up space and we gain from their intelligence. That is the only way I would promote this or do it myself.

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The car should be programmed to hit the kids. That sounds really bad, but when you think about it, how often are kids in the road unless it a crossing and they have the clear? Not often. But, it also sounds selfish. There will be a lot of mourning, sadness, and possibly anger. But, if it isn’t just you, maybe you have family, you don’t want them to die as well.

I think I would not get into it. What about if I get in and I have my family? If I am in the car with my family, and it chose to kill us, I just cannot get into a car that has a potential of doing that. Every car should be required to have the same rules.

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I think the car should be programmed to save the most lives. I would be selfish to safe myself over kids, and there would be more grieve if the kids die. Although, there is a possibility that the kids don’t die either. I would get in the car and stay alert if I used one. If something happened, I would turn the car off or slam on the brakes. If me and my child could get in a self driving car, I wouldn’t do it. I would only use the car only a few times. I cannot rely that much on technology. I also think they should have different rules for different types because some people are selfish and would choose to save themselves.

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The car should be programmed to save the most lives. I would pick to hit the tree because one life lost will inflict less grieving than five or even two lives. Honestly why don’t you slam on the brakes. I would get in and stay alert. I would turn the car off if something bad happened. I would get in the car because literally any car could kill you. If I had a child I would still get in the car. I think that every car should have the same rules.

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Brain   No I wouldn’t want to try it ever watch “Avengers: Age of Ultron” if so THAT is why because technology can get out of hand when you give it free reign. 

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Brain   No I wouldn’t want to try it ever watch “Avengers: Age of Ultron” if so THAT is why because technology can get out of hand when you give it free reign. 

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I would say yes. Five lives v.s. one live. I would give my life in a heartbeat to save five others. No one, no matter what anyone says no one has a life that is more valuable than someone else's.

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I would not take this option. I feel that that is taking it a step too far and we I wouldn’t do it. That would be like cloning ourselves and I don’t feel that it is practical. If I did, it wouldn’t be me because it is digital and is learning and experiencing things I've never learned. I also don’t think you should have a relationship with someones digital replica because they aren’t real. I also think you would have to be responsible for the choices your replica makes because they are your replica. It’s kind of like pets. You may not have control over your pet, but your still responsible for their actions.

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I would not, that actually seems like it would not be an okay idea, like a person could perhaps get into that and stop the learning or take things away from it, like hackers. I think it will be the same “me”, it is just smarter. I don’t see why you shouldn't be able to, but it would have to be replica and replica. Yes, you are very responsible for them. It is still you, just a lot smarter. If the replica does something, then it is something you would also do.  I would not, that actually seems like it would not be an okay idea, like a person could perhaps get into that and stop the learning or take things away from it, like hackers. I think it will be the same “me”, it is just smarter. I don’t see why you shouldn't be able to, but it would have to be replica and replica. Yes, you are very responsible for them. It is still you, just a lot smarter. If the replica does something, then it is something you would also do.

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I wouldn’t do it because I feel like that is too much technology. I think technology is cool and everything, but I wouldn’t want it to be my whole life. I don’t my life based off of one computer. I think it would be a different me because it is my knowledge plus more. I wouldn’t be responsible because it isn’t even me. I just think this whole thing is weird.

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I would never do it. I don’t want people to able to go on the internet and see what I am thinking. I don’t want technology to take over my life like that. I can’t live with that much technology. I like to have my “unplugged” days where I am not on my phone, the computer, or anything like that. If I were to upload my brain to a computer then I would never have those days again.

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I think that it should hit the tree in that scenario. You should always try to save more lives. I would be willing to get into a car if it did that because it isn’t too likely to happen and I still need to get around. I also think all cars should have the same rules. If your child was in the car, I still think it should save more lives, because you want to keep the death count low.

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I would not because what if the database failed? Would i lose myself? What would happen if the computer died? There are so many things that can happen to a computer that I definitely don’t want to happen to me.

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If this is a town road with a 25 mph speed limit, I would take the risk of hitting the trees. I think it all depends upon the speed limit on the road. If it 30 mph and below, it would be programmed to hit the trees. This eliminates the whole kid situation because kids shouldn’t be walking on a 30 mph road and above. On this type of road, your obstacle would be wildlife, and the car should be programmed to slow the car down by 5-10 mph to give the animal leeway to move. If the car knows that the animal hasn’t moved, it can be assumed dead and can be straddled by the car. Now, for oncoming traffic on a road. This 30 mph and above rule also eliminates the rule of oncoming traffic because it would straddle the animal and on a 30 mph and below it would hit the trees.

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I think the car should save its passenger because it’s the car’s responsibility to protect the passenger. It would be the kid’s fault if they died. The car should not have to worry about people walking into the road. As long as it’s following all of the road safety laws, there shouldn’t be any accidents.

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I believe that the car should be programmed to try to stop. I believe that there are so many possibilities the car could choose it would be better to just stay on the road and try to stop. If you step out onto the road in front of cars you should know better or get taught a lesson. I would not get into a car that could kill me. I feel like in the moment I rather have the option of making my own decision instead of the car. I don’t think there should ever be a car that would be able to kill you because people could take them over and have major destruction.

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I think that the car should kill the person inside. I think this because it should be programmed to keep as many people safe as possible. I think I would be okay getting into the car, this is because even if I was driving, I would still try not to hit anyone. I think if I had my child with me, I would to teach them driver’s safety, and drive myself. I think that every car should be programmed to save as many people as possible. Although, this is a lose-lose situation, and there is probably a guarantee that the company would get sued either way.

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If I knew that a car would have to choose between anyone I wouldn’t even get in the car. I also think that the car should have one more choice. To just stop. Just like those cars that stop themselves if your about to get into a collision. A self driving car should be able to do the same thing. And I wouldn’t be able to choose who lives and who dies.

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I probably would not do it. I think it would be pretty cool to have my brain uploaded to a computer but I just don’t think I’d like it. Anyone could have access to your memories and thoughts. It wouldn’t be just yours it could be everyone’s. They could know everything about your life.

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most definitely would because I would live a long time. I think that it would still be me. I also think I would have fun.

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I don’t think I would want to try this. This is mostly because I don’t really think it would be cool to see what’s all in my brain. I think that the digital version of me would still be me because it was uploaded from the real me. I think this would be weird, but I think that the replica should make friends, but they should help the real person find that real person. Yes, you are responsible because it is still you doing the choices.

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I would probably not get in that car, but if I had to get a car like that, I think it should be programmed to let you pick. If you don’t want to die, then have it programmed to save you. If you are super nice and always care about others more than yourself, then have it programmed to save others lives.

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The car should do the one where it risks only one life. Even if it is the car’s passenger, there would be less deaths or injuries. I would not be willing to be a passenger in a car that could try to kill me. I think that every car has to have the same rules. Honestly, I think that we shouldn’t even have self driving cars, because it seems like people are just too lazy to drive.

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Couldn’t they just program the car to stop? If the car has enough time to react to the five kids, it should have enough time to stop. I don’t think I would get into a car knowing that it was programed to kill me if it had to. I probably wouldn’t bring kids into the car either.I don’t think that you should be able to pay more for a car that is programed to run into the other people. I don’t think it is fair, because the five kids didn’t ask you to run into them. I think that if you buy a self driving car, you should buy it and risk your life, not others.

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I think the car should have to choose to kill the least people, so if there are 5 people in the car and 1 person on the streets the cra should be programed to kill the least amount of people. I would not get into a car that would take anybody’s life because no matter what the car chooses to do, it still ends up with somebody dead. I wouldn’t want to get a car like that because I would feel so guilty for killing somebody even if it wasn’t you who actually did it.

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I think the car should have to choose to kill the least people, so if there are 5 people in the car and 1 person on the streets the cra should be programed to kill the least amount of people. I would not get into a car that would take anybody’s life because no matter what the car chooses to do, it still ends up with somebody dead. I wouldn’t want to get a car like that because I would feel so guilty for killing somebody even if it wasn’t you who actually did it.

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I think it’s worth going into a car that would save the majority of lives. I think this because if it was actually you driving you should at least have some humanity to not kill other people, you would do what you can to help them first. You shouldn’t buy a car to save your life over others because that’s teaching us to be selfish.

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Car (Adding this so I can tell it's mine easily)

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If this car can do this then it should be programmed to be able to have sudden brakes than can stop the car and some kind of rocket on each corner so the car can fly up and avoid it all. I don’t know what I would choose. I might want to die instead of killing five other people, or I might want to live and kill five kids. But I would not choose the one where I kill myself and someone else because they did not have to die. In conclusion, I would never get in to a self driving car

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I would choose option three because you would be risking one life and the damaged car can be replaced. But if that wasn’t an option I think that the car should be programmed to save the passengers because I don’t think many people would not ride in the cars knowing it was programmed to kills you. I think that all cars should have the same rule. I also think that if the car is personally owned it should be able to be set to Option: 1,2, or 3. But if someone is killed by your car you are held responsible for their death.

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I think you should be able to choose what choice your car chooses. If it were me, I would choose the third option, to hit a tree because it only risks one life. Once again, it is only a risk, it's not definite death. I think I might get into the car, but if I was going to bring a passenger, I would make them aware of all of the risks and then leave it up to them. I think the best solution is to just have a car that has a driver, or to teach kids not to jump out in front of cars.

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A car can already kill you in that situation and I think most people would choose to die rather than kill other people. I don’t like the idea of a car choosing to kill me but it makes the most sense. I would never get in the car because I trust myself that I can drive safer than a driverless car. I think that I would choose to die.

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First off, driverless cars should not exist unless everyone has one, and that’s all that’s on the road. I would never get in a driverless car, because if it crashes who do you blame, the car, for not reacting or the cause? But, if push comes to shove I think the driverless car should just stop, shut down, it shouldn’t have to choose between its owner and five strangers. That’s sick. If driverless cars are to be a thing they need to have an emergency mode where they have walls come onto windows and then can crash or something so that the person inside is safe if the car has to crash tis ave someone else. Driverless cars should not be a thing unless they all think the same. And that’s all there is. It’s sick to think about those kinda things and outcomes without having it all.

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If you could upload your brain to a computer.

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If you could upload your brain to a computer.

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I would definitely try it because it would be a new break in the technological world. It would be an opportunity to try new things. If I could bring my brain back to my original body and mind, I could come back if I didn’t like it. I don’t think that a digital version of myself would still be “me” because my heart makes my decisions. Not my brain. That brings me to the next question. I think I should be free to have a relationship without having to worry about someone’s digital replica.

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I think that the least amount of damage done is the best decision it can make. If the car is about to mow down 20 to 30 people or just kill one family of four then it should kill the four. If I agree that it should kill the minimum amount of people so if I was in it then it should kill me. All self driving cars should have that rule no matter how much it is.

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I would have the car kill the people on the road because they are stupid enough to do that in the first place so since it’s their fault they need to get hit. If there was a car that was more expensive but saved you I would get it.

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No. I wouldn’t do it because I don’t want there to be two of me, and maybe the other me would try to take my life and hurt others. Then people would think it is me, but it is actually the replica, and a lot of bad things could happen to me.

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I think that a driver less car should be programmed to save it's passengers before pedestrians. If I were to get into a driver less car I would defiantly want to know that I, the passenger, am the number one priority. I think the car should also be programmed to be alert and try to stop on time. If the car could not stop in time then there is nothing that you could no. I think a driver in a normal car would also have hit the kids because they couldn't stop on time.

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I think with this is that knowing that it is going to kill you if it takes the least amount of lives is scary but then again it takes a less amount of lives because other people are other people with family and friends and children. I think that worrying about these issues shows how self-centered we really are and how much we value our lives and the lives of our friends and family over strangers. So it should run into the tree.

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I wouldn’t want to have that computer replica of my brain, even if it is smarter than me. I don’t think it would be healthy at all, and the people that would use it would probably get sucked into it and only want to use the replica on a screen. This would make them have no contact with the outside world, and they would become much less smart than they were before.

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I wouldn’t want to have that computer replica of my brain, even if it is smarter than me. I don’t think it would be healthy at all, and the people that would use it would probably get sucked into it and only want to use the replica on a screen. This would make them have no contact with the outside world, and they would become much less smart than they were before.

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I would never upload my brain to a computer. This version of ‘me’ wouldn’t actually be me if it constantly learns new things faster than myself. If I did do that though I should be the one that decides what it learns and what choices it makes. I also think that we could be free to have a relationship with someone’s digital replica, but it wouldn’t be like an actual person. I think we shouldn’t have them at all.

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I don’t think I would want to mess with the human nature because there would be so many people and I think that our knowledge would be growing faster than we could handle. I don’t think the replica would still be you because you wouldn’t have the same knowledge and experiences and I think those are a big part of who someone is. I don’t think you would be responsible because as I said it would no longer be you.

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I think that I would because it is pretty much the same thing as being alive if you share the same mind as it. I would consider it to still be me because an exact copy is the same thing in my mind. To have a relationship with a computer would take some getting used to but I don’t see the problem if I am able to do it to myself.

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I think I would try it because if for some reason you die unexpectedly your mind would still live. I think the digital “you” would still be you however maybe a little different because it will have evolved more than you. I think you are responsible for the choices your replica makes because it was your choice to create a replica of yourself.

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I probably would not do it. I think it would be pretty cool to have my brain uploaded to a computer but I just don’t think I’d like it. Anyone could have access to your memories and thoughts. It wouldn’t be just yours it could be everyone’s. They could know everything about your life.

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I would not be game to try it. For one, I dislike when anyone steals something of mine, perhaps a trait that makes me unique, and maybe that is selfish of me, but I still dislike it. Do you like when your special other, best friend or close sibling meet someone new and suddenly you aren’t as important? Of course not, because we like ourselves, even if we hate ourselves we still like who we are, because we put ourselves there. That digital version of me, would not be me, because it would not have my same experiences (after upload) it would not feel how I reacted to uploading my brain because I’ve uploaded (without updates is how I’m seeing this) it and now it’s there. SO no it can’t be me, it doesn’t have my face, or my friends that change me everyday with simple words, which can tear me down and throw me off kilter or build me up and send me into a spur of motivation.  So no, the replica may start as you, but people do change, they grow and that affects their brain, so even if the replica started exactly like me within the week we would be different based on my real experiences and it’s virtual ones, meaning I would not be responsible for it’s choices.

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If I could upload my brain to a computer I wouldn’t want to do it. I wouldn’t want to do it because I would miss out on real world things. Nothing would be real it would just be images of real things. Also it would be kind of weird because you would be able to get into anything you wanted to. Like Facebook pages or Twitter accounts without anyone knowing.

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Yes, I would try it because I’m very interested on how I would interact with it and which copy of me people would like better. Technically this would not be “me” this replica can learn faster and act differently than I might or would act. I think you could be in a relationship with someone’s replica because that thing still has a personality you enjoy and may be smarter than the actual person is which you might like. No, you can’t be held responsible because you yourself didn’t make that choice a different you made it maybe your intelligence or experiences wouldn’t cause you to do said thing.

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I would not want to have a replica because I want to be myself and experience things myself. It would not still be me because it would be doing things i’m not and would be smarter. I think anybody can have a relationship with whatever they want but personally I wouldn’t want to. I don’t think anyone’s responsible for the choices that it would make because it’s brain is becoming different and maturing faster so it’s not our fault when it does something we never wanted to do ourselves.

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I don’t think I would upload my brain to a computer. It wouldn’t be me, it would be a version of me. I wouldn’t be able to control it, therefore it isn’t me. I guess you could have a relationship with someone’s digital version, but you couldn’t compare it to them, because it wouldn’t really be them.I think you are somewhat responsible for the choices you digital replica makes, but only because you were the one that uploaded it. The digital replica would at the beginning be like you, but after a while it would start to evolve into its own person.

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No. I wouldn’t do it because I don’t want there to be two of me, and maybe the other me would try to take my life and hurt others. Then people would think it is me, but it is actually the replica, and a lot of bad things could happen to me.

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They would talk like me! They would look like me! They would know how I am feeling! They would be awesome. And I would treat them like a person because they deserved it. I want to be treated like a person. The “fake” me wouldn’t really be fake if they were exactly like me. If they were in the computer, they would know all my passwords and every single thing I did, because they could access the web camera.

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I wouldn’t do it because of all the hackers out there and it would be weird to have your mind replicated in a computer, would there be a digital world or just a simulation?

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Should a driverless car kill its passenger to save five strangers?A driverless car is on a two-way road lined with trees when five kids suddenly step out into traffic. The car has three choices: to hit the kids, to hit oncoming traffic or to hit a tree. The first risks five lives, the second risks two, and the third risks one. What should the car be programmed to choose? Should it try to save its passenger, or should it save the most lives?Would you be willing to get in a car knowing it might choose to kill you? What if you and your child were in the car, would you get in then? And should every car have the same rules, or should you be able to pay more for a car that would save you?

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Should a driverless car kill its passenger to save five strangers?A driverless car is on a two-way road lined with trees when five kids suddenly step out into traffic. The car has three choices: to hit the kids, to hit oncoming traffic or to hit a tree. The first risks five lives, the second risks two, and the third risks one. What should the car be programmed to choose? Should it try to save its passenger, or should it save the most lives?Would you be willing to get in a car knowing it might choose to kill you? What if you and your child were in the car, would you get in then? And should every car have the same rules, or should you be able to pay more for a car that would save you?

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If you could upload your brain to a computer, would you do it?Imagine this: Your future self uploads your brain to a computer, creating a complete digital replica of your mind. But that version of you is smarter — learning faster than you ever could — and starts to have experiences that the “real” you has never had, in a digital world that you have never seen.Would you be game to try it, and why? Would that digital version of you still be “you?” Should you be free to have a relationship with someone’s digital replica? Are you responsible for the choices your replica makes?

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If you could upload your brain to a computer, would you do it?Imagine this: Your future self uploads your brain to a computer, creating a complete digital replica of your mind. But that version of you is smarter — learning faster than you ever could — and starts to have experiences that the “real” you has never had, in a digital world that you have never seen.Would you be game to try it, and why? Would that digital version of you still be “you?” Should you be free to have a relationship with someone’s digital replica? Are you responsible for the choices your replica makes?