The scenes of the opening of "Alien: Earth" by Noah Holly " Discover that mankind will try to achieve immortality through these methods: cyber -improved people, artificial intelligence and synthetic creatures taken with human consciousness. The last idea is explored thoroughly in the show, as the plot focuses on experiments at the Prodigy Corporation Corporation by putting people's minds in an brand new, synthetic bodies-but what are the chances of this ever happening in real life?

"Alien: Earth" has hybridswhich are basically terminally ill children whose essence is transmitted to synthetic adult bodies. This results in a show in which adult performers behave like young children, which is quite strange at times. However, the unusual technology and the science of the series raises some interesting questions about how far people are ready to go to save others from life diseases and in the wide-by-way-to find a way to live forever.

Such a concept seems to be designed to exist only in the field of science fiction, right? Well, maybe not, because some experts have not ruled out the possibility of hybrid technology that is happening in a row-so don't dismiss it as a bizarre creation that was imagined only for the constantly ambitious franchise "alien" Just yet.

Science in Alien: Earth may have sounded a far -reaching concept a few years ago, but times are changing. Due to the constant science and technology, some experts believe that the day will come when computers can keep human consciousness - not the same as synthetic bodies, I warn you, but that is the starting point. The topic is not an unusual conversation in academic communities, and while the idea can be easy to lay down as science fiction, there can still be something about it.

As documented by Psychology todayTransmanism is a movement that supports the idea of ​​using technology to improve our capabilities and is related to mind setting, aka for the process of transferring a copy of our brains to computers. However polarized, as well as the thought of setting the mind, is the likelihood of materializing it one day is not excluded from prominent and credible thinkers. However, most experts agree that neither our science nor technology are advanced enough to make the mind a reality.

Moreover, to set the mind to be effective - and the opportunity to become immortal to work - our brains will need to be stimulated and exposed to the outside world to function. For now, there is no way to say whether this will ever be possible for a brain that is locked in a computer, as it will not be able to register all the things that help our brains work - flavors, scents, etc. At the same time, science has a history of surprising us, and every day it can be one step closer to our reality to become as it is in "Alien: Earth".

New episodes of Alien: Earth debut on Tuesday at FX and Hulu.