Shekhar Natarajan

And some of them are probably adaptive that I did forget them.

But that's the way it works today.

There's a genetic makeup of what your machine is that would live in some ways a similar life, perhaps.

The egocentric, wanting your machine to still imprint the world.

So even if I had to forget everything and learn anew, would you still wish that?

Can I get one handwritten page?

How about you, Jason?

like to be able to really get young again but forget everything um it's an interesting question um if it was gonna feel like an erasure of total identity then that's the same as dying isn't it so so close yeah i am

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Because I don't know how much of who I was is erased or, you know, like subjectivity and consciousness is still kind of a mysterious thing.

You know, like sometimes I remember being really little and remember vividly and remember that it was exactly me now but then.

You know, and other times I think, like you said, memories, creative, like maybe that's just me projecting my current self into the past.

And maybe that was, maybe it's both.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So I don't know how to answer that question.

And so there's a fair amount of me that is the unspoken kind of model of how you can operate as a 25-year-old sentiently, even if you didn't remember anything.