About ”turn over every stone in the universe a trillion times to resurrect the ones I love”:
My emotions resonate deeply with yours. However, if we seriously explore the technical aspects of this question, it’s not the case.
Recently, I’ve been thinking about the irreversible loss of a person’s information. Once information of a person is lost, it is gone forever. The challenge isn’t about exhaustively searching under every stone in the universe—it’s about determining whether what lies beneath a stone is the answer. When you turn over a stone, you cannot confirm whether the “him” you find is truly “him,” because you lack sufficient information about “him.”
Accurate resurrect of a person can only rely on the information within the brain—anything else would be too far away, even the one who love him most.
About ”turn over every stone in the universe a trillion times to resurrect the ones I love”:
My emotions resonate deeply with yours. However, if we seriously explore the technical aspects of this question, it’s not the case.
Recently, I’ve been thinking about the irreversible loss of a person’s information. Once information of a person is lost, it is gone forever. The challenge isn’t about exhaustively searching under every stone in the universe—it’s about determining whether what lies beneath a stone is the answer. When you turn over a stone, you cannot confirm whether the “him” you find is truly “him,” because you lack sufficient information about “him.”
Accurate resurrect of a person can only rely on the information within the brain—anything else would be too far away, even the one who love him most.