I think as an answer to the teleport/transfer mind into pc question You/The person in question would die and a clone with the same feelings/memories/etc would be created

We are special but our consciousness isnt imo

Now what the concept of dying and what that does is another question

it's an emergant property but what significance it has an emergent property that's hard to say

I dont think you have to die, i think in the future we can download our brain infos

Actually, this reminds me of something in homestuck(pls no bully)

The moment you upload it though, it becomes something different gradually

@Deleted User But how would "you" not die? Or how would anyone know that you didn't

Due to evolution

Cause the thing that claims to be "you" will have all your memories and feelings

it'll think that it's you

but you might be dead

I think there is generalized conciousness then indivdual sparks of that immortal thing within each person

Nah

Because

If i cloned myself rn

And punched him in the face

We have become different

Yes

But at the moment of you uploading yourself

It expands from there

You wouldn't be different

Right

then you, the original, dies

and the generalized conciousness presents to us the right path and beckons us forward into it

This one character got splintered into a bunch of different versions of himself, like an AI he made to automatically respond to his chat messages while hes away, and different timeline versions of himself. I liked the way they handled that

The clone will think its you

It will have all the means to prove its you

Well its wrong

We can prove it

You can't though

Yeah

it was an 100% precise copy

Then "You" died

and it lived

I died

catholic theology wraps this up in a metaphorical language that is digestible when you start to understand how it presents these mysteries

Dying was a trait of sega

i define myself as my continuous experiential existence

Sega 2.0 didnt die

Yeah but then "you" as a being isn't uploaded