About futurism and things like interstellar traveling

  .     Can humans be their ancestors themselves? The remaining of the genetic legacy is the main topic in some thrillers, and the thing is that the firms like Cryonics institute are offering services, that persons can store their bodies in liquid nitrogen. Some of them are waiting for waking up when the technology is advanced so much, that their illnesses can cure. But things like genomes can also store in cryogenic conditions. The genomes can store in the form of cells, and the things like embryos can store in liquid nitrogen for a very long time. And that thing causes a question, can a human be themselves their ancestors? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The answer is simple: there are two main ways which makes that thing possible even if there are no time machines: 1) The person would wake up from the cryogenic ice after a couple of generations and then marries their descendant. 1B) The person can be stored in the f...

     . Image I Cognito Ergo Sum II Cognito Ergo Sum "I think I am," said René Descartes, and the question is does the thinking mean that person or creature exists. So when we are thinking that only aware creatures can think we must realize that there is a question what makes this Descartes quote one of the most interesting topics in history. That question is that would the creature need the ability to think that it exists? If we are thinking about things like stones they exist. We can test that thing by kicking the stone without a shoe, and that thing proves that thing exists. So does the ability to react to some kind of things like yelling by saying, "are you all right" mean that the creature understands the meaning of the words? The artificially intelligent robot can emulate feelings by looking at certain marks from the face of a human. When the volume of the speech rises very high that robot can say "please low down your noise". Or if a person seems to ...