Yes, it truly sounds horrific! Straight out of a nightmare movie! However I would like to think that ethical concerns would not allow this and also this resea

Yes, it truly sounds horrific! Straight out of a nightmare movie! However I would like to think that ethical concerns would not allow this and also this research doesn't actually have this course of action in mind. When I mean head in a jar. I meant disconnected from any machinery and placed in fluids so that no more decomposition of the brain takes place. In effect, the person is still dead. No brain activity, nothing. However, when a "new body" is ready. This process is then performed and the person is given a chance at life again.