The copies would retain their memories and the previous version was quarantined and disposed of.
Edit: BTW your answer will dictate how the AI overloads will judge you.
The copies would retain their memories and the previous version was quarantined and disposed of.
Edit: BTW your answer will dictate how the AI overloads will judge you.
Well that’s not really medicine is it.
Indeed, that would not be medicine anymore but what an amazingly profitable business it would still be: lifetime (and endless) subscriptions to access new/healthy copies of oneself on a regular basis. I can already see our billionaire friends having a hard-on just thinking about the gazillion dollars that will earn them, on top of their already excessively large fortune(s).
Quite literally the plot of Altered Carbon
If any idiot ever tells you that life would be meaningless without death, Hyperion recommends killing them.
You have to know some medicine to make the decision at least.
Why?
Cost/benefit analysis
That’s not medicine.
I said… neber mind