>>11136765It depends entirely on the mechanism of how it detects and processes data. But I'm speaking generally in any sort of intelligence like human intelligence. If you manage to make a copy of your brain into individuals those separate individuals will experience different things. Even if you managed to somehow copy Baseline memories which seemed rather impossible to do. Unless you have a way of neural linking them which is more science fiction than science fact.
If all neurological connections are part of the same network then if you had to make a copy of your body in order to survive a given disease you would need to neurally link the two brains have them process information in conjunction with each other and then slowly terminate one of the ends while connected.
This is sort of like the ship analogy. That as we age we replace different parts of the ship that is our body with different material overtime. for example are skeletal structure is entirely replace over ten year. Based on the enzymes that remove and replace bone.
