In 1967 the short story "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" written by Harlan Ellison chronicles the digitally immortal life of protagonists living within a hellscape reality. In the TV series Caprica a digital copy of a person is created and outlives its real counterpart after the person dies in a terrorist attack. In Greg Egan's Permutation City people can achieve quasi digital immortality by mind uploading a digital copy of themselves into a simulated reality. Memories with Maya is a novel on the concept of digital immortality. The Silicon Man describes Cryonics as a precursor to digital immortality. In the 1998 novel Vast by Linda Nagata "ghosts" are recorded memories and personalities that can be transferred to another body or kept in electronic storage, granting a limited form of immortality. In the TV series Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future, Overmind and Lord Dread planned to digitize all human beings to be able to create a new world. In the TV series Black Mirror it commonly features the themes and ethics of digital humans, called "cookies," across multiple episodes. In San Junipero, for example, people's consciences are uploaded to the cloud. In the novel / Netflix series Altered Carbon, a person's memories and consciousness can be stored in a disk-shaped device called a cortical stack, which is implanted into the cervical vertebrae. In Frictional Games''' SOMA, the story revolves around the problem of existing as a digital personality scan taken from a physical person. In The Physics of Immortality: Modern Cosmology, God and the Resurrection of the Dead by Frank Tipler. In the 2015 film Chappie, a robot and a flash drive are used for consciousness transfer. In the 2014 film Transcendence '' , Will's (Johny Depp) consciousness is uploaded into the quantum computer project he developed 
In 1967 the short story "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" written by Harlan Ellison chronicles the digitally immortal life of protagonists living within a hellscape reality. In the TV series Caprica a digital copy of a person is created and outlives its real counterpart after the person dies in a terrorist attack. In Greg Egan's Permutation City people can achieve quasi digital immortality by mind uploading a digital copy of themselves into a simulated reality. Memories with Maya is a novel on the concept of digital immortality. The Silicon Man describes Cryonics as a precursor to digital immortality. In the 1998 novel Vast by Linda Nagata "ghosts" are recorded memories and personalities that can be transferred to another body or kept in electronic storage, granting a limited form of immortality. In the TV series Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future, Overmind and Lord Dread planned to digitize all human beings to be able to create a new world. In the TV series Black Mirror it commonly features the themes and ethics of digital humans, called "cookies," across multiple episodes. In San Junipero, for example, people's consciences are uploaded to the cloud. In the novel / Netflix series Altered Carbon, a person's memories and consciousness can be stored in a disk-shaped device called a cortical stack, which is implanted into the cervical vertebrae. In Frictional Games''' SOMA, the story revolves around the problem of existing as a digital personality scan taken from a physical person. In The Physics of Immortality: Modern Cosmology, God and the Resurrection of the Dead by Frank Tipler. In the 2014 film Transcendence , Will's (Johny Depp) consciousness is uploaded into the quantum computer project he developed In the 2015 film Chappie'', a robot and a flash drive are used for consciousness transfer. The 2020 aired TV series Upload features a narrative of the protagonist having their entire consciousness uploaded to a digital world after death.
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In the 2015 film Chappie'', a robot and a flash drive are used for consciousness transfer. The 2020 aired TV series Upload features a narrative of the protagonist having their entire consciousness uploaded to a digital world after death.