LindaVance826
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- Jan 6, 2015
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The surgeon stated his case to his peers, and he has a volunteer who dying of something incurable. He wants Bill Gates to donate millions of dollars to this research. His peers would rather he focus on spinal injuries.
I just can't imagine the logistics that will be involved in this sort of surgery. Wouldn't the donor need to be alive? The brain would need to function, so brain dead donors would not work.
The worst thing would be (to me) leaving home looking like Charlie, and coming back looking like George, with George's memories rather than Charlie's.
Most of the article I read was centered around properly attaching the head so that the body would work. Nothing was said about intelligence levels, spiritual base, mental health issues.
What would the benefit be?
I just can't imagine the logistics that will be involved in this sort of surgery. Wouldn't the donor need to be alive? The brain would need to function, so brain dead donors would not work.
The worst thing would be (to me) leaving home looking like Charlie, and coming back looking like George, with George's memories rather than Charlie's.
Most of the article I read was centered around properly attaching the head so that the body would work. Nothing was said about intelligence levels, spiritual base, mental health issues.
What would the benefit be?