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Why don’t humans back up their minds when thethey enter the Matrix?

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Backup mind in matrix Why don’t humans back up their minds when the enter the Matrix?

As Morpheus told us in the matrixThe Matrix, as soon as you die in the matrixMatrix you die in real life. 

But afteronce your mind is only a huge load of bits and bytes (otherwise it would be impossible to be transported via wires), why don't they simply make a backup of their minds as soon as they enter the matrixMatrix, and if something dangerous happens to them (like death), the backup will be reimported. Thus their last memories (everything which happened after the last backup) will be lost, but they can not be killed in the matrixMatrix.
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Would this be possible?

Backup mind in matrix

As Morpheus told us in the matrix, as soon as you die in the matrix you die in real life. But after your mind is only a huge load of bits and bytes (otherwise it would be impossible to be transported via wires), why don't they simply make a backup of their minds as soon as they enter the matrix, and if something dangerous happens to them (like death), the backup will be reimported. Thus their last memories (everything which happened after the last backup) will be lost, but they can not be killed in the matrix.
Would this be possible?

Why don’t humans back up their minds when the enter the Matrix?

As Morpheus told us in The Matrix, as soon as you die in the Matrix you die in real life. 

But once your mind is only a huge load of bits and bytes (otherwise it would be impossible to be transported via wires), why don't they simply make a backup of their minds as soon as they enter the Matrix, and if something dangerous happens to them (like death), the backup will be reimported. Thus their last memories (everything which happened after the last backup) will be lost, but they can not be killed in the Matrix.

Would this be possible?

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Backup mind in matrix

As Morpheus told us in the matrix, as soon as you die in the matrix you die in real life. But after your mind is only a huge load of bits and bytes (otherwise it would be impossible to be transported via wires), why don't they simply make a backup of their minds as soon as they enter the matrix, and if something dangerous happens to them (like death), the backup will be reimported. Thus their last memories (everything which happened after the last backup) will be lost, but they can not be killed in the matrix.
Would this be possible?