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What I find confusing is that (from a quick skim) there's no mention on how easy it would be to actually bring back the brain in, say, 50 years. Does this metho
by camillomiller 11y ago
What I find confusing is that (from a quick skim) there's no mention on how easy it would be to actually bring back the brain in, say, 50 years. Does this method make reviving brain tissue easier?
- omgtehlion 11y agoNo. This method is used to micro-image the brain cells, not to revive it. Essentially it kills it (and kills it fast), then binds all proteins so they remain intact.
- mackman 11y agoThe breakthrough here was injecting a poison that makes revival impossible but allows freezing with synaptic structure intact. Then hypothetically you can slice and scan the brain and simulate it later when computers are powerful enough. Personally that seems more likely tha figuring out a new reversible freezing process.
- imaginenore 11y agoDo you expect an actual answer of what will be possible in 50 years? It's just a logical development. Less damage => more chance of recovery.