OPEN LETTER TO FRANK TIPLER

TO:
Professor Frank Tipler
Tulane University
Math Department
New Orleans

FROM:
George Hammond M.S. Physics
Cape Cod MA

SUBJECT:
Your 1994 book:
_The Physics of Immortality_


Dear Frank:

Your 1994 book establishes that a human being could
be "emulated" on a big enough computer and that
this would constitute a "Resurrection" of the body
.... e.g. the computer emulation would be the resurrected
"spiritual body" described by St. Paul in
I Cor 15:35-58.
But in your (1994) book you cite brain speed as 10^15
bits/sec.  Since then Penrose-Hameroff have raised that
figure to 10^30 bits/sec because of the discovery of the
processing speed of the vast MICROTUBULE system inside the
neurons.
In view of the fact that the microtubule system remains
viable for at least 30 minutes after death, isn't it more
reasonable that the brain simply "downloads" a lifetime
precomputed "emulation" of the person from the microtubule
system and that this is in fact "Life After Death" so
called..... hence your theory is CORRECT... but in fact we
don't need to construct the mammoth galactic sized computer
you propose because it turns out the brain already possesses
a mammoth enough computer to do the trick in the
microtublule system.
Your "computer emulation" theory is BRILLIANT... but
isn't it time you brought the theory down to earth in view
of the 15 orders of magnitude of newly discovered computing
power in the brain which actually makes a "computer
Resurrection" in the brain a scientific explanation of St.
Paul's "spiritual resurection" much closer to hand rather
than having to build a "Hal" sized computer to do it as you
propose?

With the greatest admiration for your historic publication,

George Hammond, M.S. Physics

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