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I imagine it'll be easier eventually to simply move the head to an android body.
by ewrwerwerw 13y ago
I imagine it'll be easier eventually to simply move the head to an android body.
- mdda 13y agoOne benefit of this is avoiding many sources of cancer, since there would be a whole lot less cell-machinery to go wrong. To me, this seems like the most obvious (though drastic) means of life-extension.
- hfsktr 13y agoWhat would we do with all the spare android heads then? :P
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- bobwaycott 13y agoPut them back on our abandoned human bodies so as to allow the machines to fully integrate and understand the human experience as a defense against them misunderstanding our collective craziness and rising up to destroy us. :)
- devindotcom 13y agoI agree. This is way, way more likely than human transplants, for a dozen reasons. And to be honest, it could be done in a few years. Moving around using the body would be relatively easily accomplished but expression via tapping the spinal cord... not so easy.
- drKarl 13y agoSounds like Avatar B to me! http://2045.com/ http://2045.com/
- patrickk 13y agoI wonder how to deal with the issue of nutrition and digestion (some sort of synthetic digestive system?), which would be necessary to sustain the brain. Also, how would the head perceive hunger and thirst?