It kind of makes sense. The total behavior is a combination of impulse and regulation. People know themselves and tend to behave (self-regulate) in a learned ro

It kind of makes sense. The total behavior is a combination of impulse and regulation. People know themselves and tend to behave (self-regulate) in a learned routine, hence regulate most of their impulses to... what probably amounts to a sort of death. [UPDATED] The insightful part about this is that this goes both ways - that your newly created genius is also unusually dangerous. Through such an accident, you might lose some or all of your impulse control and logically end up in a completely new configuration, giving way to your (formerly suppressed) impulses and potential. It also means that you need to relearn other aspects of your impulse control too - which was sufficiently shown on Muybridge.