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If this technology pans out, and there doesn't seem to be anything fundamental against it, the future will be very different from what I imagined. Medical treat
by aperrien 7y ago
If this technology pans out, and there doesn't seem to be anything fundamental against it, the future will be very different from what I imagined. Medical treatment, space travel and exploration, even retirement may have gotten a lot more interesting.
- bufferoverflow 7y agoNot really. We know that oxygen-starved brain quickly destroys itself in minutes, unless very cold. So even if you can revive a brain after hours, it will not be a very good brain.
- aperrien 7y agoWhy would anyone wait a few hours after death to do the technique? Wouldn't it make more sense to do it right away, and get the brain into its new medium? Right now there's all the limitations of something that's a nascent technology, but the methods should surely be improved as time goes on.
- bufferoverflow 7y agoCause it takes time to get to the hospital that does the procedure and it takes time to start the procedure.
- rticesterp 7y agoTrain first responders to do it. There's already a pilot program for blood transfusions and it's already saving lives: https://wtop.com/virginia/2019/03/new-fire-and-rescue-program-delivers-blood-trapped-crash-victims/ https://wtop.com/virginia/2019/03/new-fire-and-rescue-progra...