If consciousness can be uploaded, will the person who recovers it still be you?
What's even more difficult is that the original you is still alive.
You remember the same childhood, love the same person, and are both convinced that you are the same person.
There are no fakes. Both are true.
But who should own the name, family and life?
Li Ming woke up from a memory backup and found that eighteen years had passed.
The other self has been alive and has lived with his wife for the past eighteen years.
And he was still stuck on the day he walked into the laboratory.
Through the glass, he looked at the aging face.
The other party has been absent for eighteen years. He has an uninterrupted "I am who I am."
The system only recognizes one identity, but both people want to live.
This time, what he wants to strive for is not just to prove that he is true.
But let the world admit: the fact that another me is alive should not be the reason why I must disappear.
