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<blockquote data-quote="Shasarak" data-source="post: 7766427" data-attributes="member: 94143">And if the operating system fails then the debugging system reinstalls it.And if the debugging system fails then the backup software reinstalls it.And if the backup system fails then the operating system reinstalls it.This is stuff that happens all the time right now.Ok, so lets say that your skin integrity fails.&nbsp; Your claim is that odds are that will be fatal.&nbsp; But that is not the case, your skin fails you all the time and you dont die.&nbsp; And not only do you not die but your body automatically without your assistance can repair that damage.&nbsp; You dont need medicine, or eating properly or an annual check up for it to happen.Yes thing wear out and get fixed.&nbsp; That is the whole point of a self replicating machine.Maybe the term is not as self explanatory as I imagine.There is a project to try and send a probe to Alpha Centuri at 0.2c.&nbsp; At that speed you would not even need the probe to operate for much more then 20 years.Its not even fantastic, its just an Engineering problem now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shasarak, post: 7766427, member: 94143"] And if the operating system fails then the debugging system reinstalls it. And if the debugging system fails then the backup software reinstalls it. And if the backup system fails then the operating system reinstalls it. This is stuff that happens all the time right now. Ok, so lets say that your skin integrity fails. Your claim is that odds are that will be fatal. But that is not the case, your skin fails you all the time and you dont die. And not only do you not die but your body automatically without your assistance can repair that damage. You dont need medicine, or eating properly or an annual check up for it to happen. Yes thing wear out and get fixed. That is the whole point of a self replicating machine. Maybe the term is not as self explanatory as I imagine. There is a project to try and send a probe to Alpha Centuri at 0.2c. At that speed you would not even need the probe to operate for much more then 20 years. Its not even fantastic, its just an Engineering problem now. [/QUOTE]

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