If a person keeps transplanting new / younger organs (Let say every 10 years you replace one part). I understand there’s compatibility issues but barring that is that technically not possible? Or does our brain literally just shuts down after time as-well?
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No because of CURRENT state of technology. In 100 years our memories might be transferable from one host to another. It’s just not possible YET.
People who comment something is “impossible” forget that years ago on a cavemen’s forum when a homo-erectus asked “can people live beyond 30”, they would be downvoted to oblivion with “no because of polio”, “no because of bears” and “no one can survive 10 harsh winters”
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