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Sam Altman pays Nectome $10000 to preserve his brain
The 32 year old billionaire is joining a waiting list to have the procedure done once it's legalised.
The aim of the process is to allow a user to become digitally immortal.
Nectome, is a startup company that offers to preserve your brain to allow it to be uploaded into a computer.
The procedure starts by embalming your brain while you are still alive- a procedure that is 100% fatal- with the intention to have your consciousness uploaded once the technology allows for it.
The chemical solution the company uses can preserve a body for hundreds of years, according to The Mirror.
Once your mind is "uploaded" you will be reincarnated as a computer simulation.
Nectome's wait list currently has 25 people who have signed up.
It also hopes to target people with terminal illnesses.
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