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Rerouting is mitigating. If the end result is lack of dementia, that's what's important. The fact that some percentage of the neurons are damaged is not a probl
by SamBam 4y ago
Rerouting is mitigating. If the end result is lack of dementia, that's what's important. The fact that some percentage of the neurons are damaged is not a problem. The elasticity of the brain is an evolved trait, rerouting is what the brain does to keep working.
- throwawaymaths 4y agoWell no. Is it not obvious that if you could prevent the damage that would be better than patching it over?
- kupopuffs 4y agoDepends on what negative effects actually manifest