First: I wouldn't have started the journey as a biological being from the get go but would have waited for the introdus to travel as a multiredundant ai.
Second: IF i would have to travel as a cryogenic conserved corpse. I would have designed some sort of semi-intelligent agent who is able to research and confirm if the newly found civilisation has the technical ability to give me the introdus right away.....
And Third: If there's still no introdus available, i would just speed along and take the journey to the next best system. ;)
being a multiredundant-ai meant that actually i started about 32 (duplicate) ships on different trajectories from the get go .. each and every one being a fully enclosed von neumann probe designed and programmed to catch any material along the way and replicate itself to create more redundancy....
The only thing i still have to deal with is value drift..
Initially, for sure, i wanted to reintegrate each any every copy into my main (AI) personality whenever i cross another version of myself..
it's just .... i can't guarantee that _they_ all want to reintegrate .. and because i consider any living (real or virtual) being sacrosanct...... uhmm
![When you spend 3000 years in hypersleep travelling to a distant star only to wake up at the destination and be greeted by a full human civilisation because they invented a faster spaceship 50 years after you left.
[photo of Jim (James Duncan) Halpert is in the US version of the television sitcom The Office, portrayed by John Krasinski making a resigned grimace as Jim is prone to do]](https://convenient.email/photo/preview/640/3879879 "When you spend 3000 years in hypersleep travelling to a distant star only to wake up at the destination and be greeted by a full human civilisation because they invented a faster spaceship 50 years after you left.
[photo of Jim (James Duncan) Halpert is in the US version of the television sitcom The Office, portrayed by John Krasinski making a resigned grimace as Jim is prone to do]")
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in reply to David August • •@David August This is the best part of being on the first ship
All the glory, none of the work
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Unknown parent • •@Jonathan Lamothe I have been, and always will be, Sean
The most memorable person
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in reply to David August • • •First: I wouldn't have started the journey as a biological being from the get go but would have waited for the introdus to travel as a multiredundant ai.
Second: IF i would have to travel as a cryogenic conserved corpse. I would have designed some sort of semi-intelligent agent who is able to research and confirm if the newly found civilisation has the technical ability to give me the introdus right away.....
And Third: If there's still no introdus available, i would just speed along and take the journey to the next best system. ;)
.oO( en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diaspora… ;))
Edit: P.s.: Yes, i considered for the whole process to take several thousands if not millions of years. ;)
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in reply to Hypolite Petovan • • •@Hypolite Petovan Hrr yes i would have...
being a multiredundant-ai meant that actually i started about 32 (duplicate) ships on different trajectories from the get go .. each and every one being a fully enclosed von neumann probe designed and programmed to catch any material along the way and replicate itself to create more redundancy....
The only thing i still have to deal with is value drift..
Initially, for sure, i wanted to reintegrate each any every copy into my main (AI) personality whenever i cross another version of myself..
it's just .... i can't guarantee that _they_ all want to reintegrate .. and because i consider any living (real or virtual) being sacrosanct...... uhmm
Mkay there's a bit of a risk....... ;)