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The article articulates both sides of the argument. Reasoning from chemistry/physics principles, there shouldn't be anything fundamentally "non-malleable" in ou
by raspasov 11y ago
The article articulates both sides of the argument. Reasoning from chemistry/physics principles, there shouldn't be anything fundamentally "non-malleable" in our brains.
Scientifically, we are probably relatively far from that moment, but in the entirety of time any brain damage, disease, deficiency will be fixable
- thelettere 11y agoRight now that's just empty speculation - presently we have little idea how the brain works so all we can do is try to reduce damage. Not a sexy message, but one you can hang your hat on.