Glia cells can be seen, sure. But to my knowledge we still don't understand their impact. Anyway, my point is that even if you are able to recreate the structu

Glia cells can be seen, sure. But to my knowledge we still don't understand their impact. Anyway, my point is that even if you are able to recreate the structure you would need to replicate the functionality. A better analogy would be that even if you have the data on the hard drive you would need a special program that would know how to interpret it. In this case the data also contains a time variant exactly when the data applies which is not captured within the structure unless you go to the molecular level.