What topic do you want Nectome to cover next on LessWrong?
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Mar 14
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Parable of the San Diego Frozen Zoo: How can we know whether a preservation technique works decades before we can do anything with what's preserved? How does Nectome know what it thinks it knows?
Nullius in Verba: Independent verification by the Brain Preservation Foundation and the Survival and Flourishing Fund -- the results so far.
Lady of the Lake: Do quantum effects matter? What about consciousness? What about neuronal firing rates? Proteins? mRNA?
Preservation for Doomers: What's the point of preservation if the world is going to end in two years? Here's our argument for why preservation and uploading is the best way to spend an "AI Pause".
Practical Preservation: how is this going to work for me? All the nitty-gritty details about law, eligibility, experience, etc.
Nectome has recently published a debut post on LessWrong, detailing the last 10 years of work we've done creating a new reliable form of personal end-of-life preservation for eventual revival. What should we cover in our next post?
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