Uploaded-me will remember incorrectly anticipating the same, but uploaded-me was not the one doing the anticipating.
Fine, but we’re still talking past each other, because I think there is no sense in which dead meat-you “was” the one doing the anticipating that is not also true of live upload-you.
I am an instance of a class, not the class itself.
So the whole point of this, as I understood it, was that the universe doesn’t support persistent instances in the way you want it to.
You could follow e.g. Mitchell Porter (as far as I understood him) and claim that there’s a particular quantum doohickey that does support real fundamental continuity of stuff. Do you? Or am I wildly misinterpreting you?
Fine, but we’re still talking past each other, because I think there is no sense in which dead meat-you “was” the one doing the anticipating that is not also true of live upload-you.
So the whole point of this, as I understood it, was that the universe doesn’t support persistent instances in the way you want it to.
You could follow e.g. Mitchell Porter (as far as I understood him) and claim that there’s a particular quantum doohickey that does support real fundamental continuity of stuff. Do you? Or am I wildly misinterpreting you?