Wow. I mean, this is an interesting approach to preserving someone’s mind. Samsung, together with Harvard Researchers, introduced a way to “reverse engineer” the brain on a memory chip. They published a paper on this in Nature Electronics too.
The paper is called ‘Neuromorphic electronics based on copying and pasting the brain’, by Nature Electronics.
Think of it this way – if we want to calculate how a catapult’s projection traveled across the sky, we overlay a graph paper on top of the image and trace the trajectory, and work from there. Apply that concept to a brain, and we can map how the brain’s billions of neurons talk to each other.
By capturing all the neurons and how they talk to each other, the amount of data could be massive as there could easily be trillions of neuron connections (called synapses).
This entire “copy-pasting” of a brain is essentially like a game’s “save state”. It “saves” everything that has happened up to this point, but anything after that could be different. Maybe one copy of the brain decided to think about the universe but another copy wants to eat ice cream. Who knows?
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