Just gather the resume of the brain donor before using his brain.
Brain transfer - Possible in our generation?
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ha, i think it's a little early to even consider this fiction. there's about a 20% chance you'll die (within) 3 years after a kidney transplant (and this is the percentage from a medically advanced country: usa) not too mention the considerably higher chances of getting cancer after an organ transplant.
Artificial Organ Regrowth - NOVA scienceNOW - YouTube
Please don't mind me, I'm just dropping a random YouTube link.
It is sickening how we're changing our lives, once we start developing artificial organs, we'll all become fuckin' robots.
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immeasurable difference between cloning a kidney and cloning a brain. rofl.
Who is saying otherwise? ;-]
and immeasurable difference != impossible, just putting that out there.
I actually find it quite fascinating. I mean, if we're just going to see the negative side of everything let's just go back to living in the caves.
...aaand we're getting off-topic here, damn.
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I agree with rohan, like, whats the harm of this ''rebirth'', if you're not allowed to have kids. The earths population wouldnt rise then. Anyhow, needs lots of studies and research on the brain.
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You can clone a brain but you can never clone a soul.
roflmao haha
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We know .... allthough brain TRANSFER is gotta be possible if what rohan says is true, that it's only attached to our spine and nerve system(after more research on brain by our dear scientists, which shouldn't take more than 10-30 years!). Should be rather easy to find someone to fit your size(and is dying!)..
I think you think most certainly wrong.
So.. do you know if brain transplant is possible? Like X person has an injured brain/tumor and will die in a X hours/days w.e, and another person has cancer but his brain works fully. You think it will ever be possible in our generation to transfer that functionals brain to the one with tumor..? If he has almost same nerve system and spine, as I read it matters by some neurologis.:ninja:
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GOAWAY trolls!eace:
I'm sorry I think you will be stuck with the same brain your whole life. :S
I stated wrong, what I meant was a brain transfer. I didn't mean to loose my brain
that's the only thing I wanna keep.
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You are way out of your league to make that claim that you "can't" make a brain transplant or any related thing
First off, you cannot compare a computer system to a neural system.. if you can, prove me wrong?.......
And....
The brain would be a combination of the RAM HDD and processor..
And, IMO, from the things I have research and the hours of study of neural biology, it is possible, but not with our current technology, maybe in some near future, we can.
Never rule out the impossible, when it is Physically Impossible for anything to be impossible..(paradox,but true)
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He meant, someone who have just died, and they take his brain.
But freezing the brain...?
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He doesn't said that, he said if one person have a tumor and WILL die later, so take out the brain of that person, and put another brain.
Hmm I dunno. However, nowadays I think is too difficult to connect a brain to a spine
