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The human body does not literally require social interaction to continue operating. That's just silly. There are also ways to maintain muscles without normal e
by wyager 11y ago
The human body does not literally require social interaction to continue operating. That's just silly.
There are also ways to maintain muscles without normal exercise. Direct electro-stimulation is an easy approach.
There is no physical reason you couldn't grow a body without a brain. It's an engineering challenge.
- WaltPurvis 11y ago>The human body does not literally require social interaction to continue operating. That's just silly. I wasn't talking about you. I was talking about whether a human infant missing most of its brain and deprived of all social interaction, environmental stimulation, and physical activity would thrive and mature normally. It would not. (Also, just for the record, there are things which aren't possible to do, no matter how many awesome engineers you have.)
- wyager 11y agoObviously a body with no brain wouldn't do great. That's why you put the a brain in before you start using the body. >(Also, just for the record, there are things which aren't possible to do, no matter how many awesome engineers you have.) Yes, like break the laws of physics. Nothing proposed here does that.