99.9% of the time you’d be right. But what if it accidentally made a copy of you. You can argue that you’re still you and rhe other is an independent person, but who gets the rights as the “real” you? All your possessions, bank accounts, debts, job, etc. ?
I see what you mean, but in my mind the chances of that would be so astronomically low that I personally wouldn’t be put off by it. To me it’s a bit like asking “what if the plane blows up?” or “what if the plane gets taken over by terrorists?”
Like yeah it’s a possibility, but if the risk is low enough I’m still gonna go ahead with it for the convenience factor.
99.9% of the time you’d be right. But what if it accidentally made a copy of you. You can argue that you’re still you and rhe other is an independent person, but who gets the rights as the “real” you? All your possessions, bank accounts, debts, job, etc. ?
I see what you mean, but in my mind the chances of that would be so astronomically low that I personally wouldn’t be put off by it. To me it’s a bit like asking “what if the plane blows up?” or “what if the plane gets taken over by terrorists?”
Like yeah it’s a possibility, but if the risk is low enough I’m still gonna go ahead with it for the convenience factor.