Books matching: philosophical implications of digital copying
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Save:'Permutation City' by Greg Egan explores mind uploading, digital consciousness, parallel universes, artificial life, and the nature of reality. It delves into the consequences of creating simulated copies of humans, the evolution of intelligent life within virtual environments, and the blurring lines between real and virtual worlds. The writing style is described as exploring complex philosophical concepts, heavy on metaphysics and philosophy, and delving into hard science fiction territory with a focus on high-concept questions and moral dilemmas.
Maria Deluca had ridden past the stinking hole in Pyrmont Bridge Road for six days running, certain each time, as she’d approached, that she’d be greeted by the reassuring sight of a work team putting...
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