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That would be incredible. My intuition is that at this point it's probably so degraded that's not possible since the neurons would have shrunk along with the r
by chankstein38 3y ago
That would be incredible. My intuition is that at this point it's probably so degraded that's not possible since the neurons would have shrunk along with the rest of the brain and are likely so thin and brittle they aren't reliable anymore.
That said, I'm just a developer sitting here at my desk not a brain scientist so that's probably not a very useful guess lol
- yreg 3y agoWe would already need Clarketech to revive any dead brain. If we are entertaining theoretically possible future tech: Provided there are enough neurons and it would be possible to reconstruct their connections, we could scan them, create a custom built model for the rest of the brain (the part that is missing/unrecoverable), plug it in and simulate it. Consciousness debate aside, we might be able to recover some memories from it and talk to it. But my guess is that all the data is lost already.