His final idea is: implant the brain in a machine, replace the body, and let the consciousness last forever. Science fiction Human consciousness survives outside the body At the seminar named "Global Future 2045", Itzkov explained his ideas to many researchers, politicians and media reporters. The project is divided into 4 stages: Phase one, from 2015 to 2020, realize the remote control of the human brain robot; Phase two, from 2020 to 2025, realize the transfer of the human brain to a life support device, and replace the aging human body with a machine; Phase three, from 2025 to 2035, the realization of human consciousness into the computer, the robot in phase two will not have to carry the human "body brain"; Phase four, from 2035 to 2045, realize the nirvana of the machine body. The "computer brain" in Phase 3 will no longer control the physical robot, and this substitute for the human body will eventually exist in a "hologram" and non-physical form. Itzkov's conception is similar to the "worldview" of many science fiction movies: the human body dies, consciousness survives outside the body, the carrier of consciousness is no longer the brain, it is a computer signal, and the world is "the world of all consciousness." illustration The robot is approaching the first stage of conception A demonstration by Japanese robot researcher and Osaka University professor Ishiguro shows that his robot "Gemini" is close to the first stage of Izkov's conception. The face of "Gemini" is almost a replica of Ishiguro. You can nod, move your lips and eyes, and have a built-in speaker to make Ishiguro's voice. The Associated Press reporter described that the "Gemini" is almost indistinguishable from others except for its stiff posture and strange way of spreading its hands. Audiences sitting after row 10 in the venue may mistake it for being a real person. Shi Heihao said that he can use the "Gemini" to give lessons to students through the Internet and watch students with a camera. He taught in a laboratory two hours away from the classroom. He joked to the audience: "The problem is, the academy said that if I use robots (teaching), I will not be paid." The Associated Press reported that on the way to the meeting, Shi Heihao carried the most precious part of the "Gemini", namely the head, in his hand luggage, and the body of the "Gemini" in the checked baggage. dispute Some people say it is difficult to understand and question For Izkov, personal efforts like Ishiguro are far from meeting his expectations. He hopes that global inventors, governments and even the United Nations will work together. Itzkov said: "We are in an era where technology can affect the evolution of people. We should lead the future and discuss together to avoid situations that may harm humanity." Itzkov said that he has spent about $ 3 million to promote his ideas. Itzkov's vision dazzled many participants. Some people disagreed with his ideas and bluntly said that he was "unrealistic". another Participant Razzel Puhalo said that some of Izkov's ideas were impossible to realize, "even if it is realized, it may not be a good thing ... I don't like eternal life, because I think that eternal life is as boring as death." The Rectifier Bridge is to seal the rectifier in a shell. Divided into full bridge and half bridge. The full bridge seals the four diodes of the connected bridge rectifier circuit. The half bridge is to seal together half of the four diode bridge rectifiers. Two bridges can be used to form a bridge rectifier circuit. One half bridge can also form a full-wave rectifier circuit with a center tap of the transformer. Rectifier circuit and operating voltage. Rectifier Bridge Diode Bridge Rectifier,3 Phase Bridge Rectifier,Rectifier Bridge,Rectifier Bridge Dongguan Agertech Technology Co., Ltd. , https://www.agertechcomponents.com
Transform Avatar to seek eternal life and implant the brain in the machine
In the movie "Avatar", scientists combined human DNA and DNA of the Neville people on the planet Pandora, and cloned the physical avatar of "Avatar". Recently, Russian media mogul Dmitry Itskov announced his "Avatar" project. He wants to use technology to transfer his brain consciousness to a virtual avatar to achieve eternal life.