Just my opinion but this is the stuff that nightmares are made of. What if you woke up in someone elses body? It would be like a scene from a sick horror movie i think.
so im guessing the monkey couldnt move any of his body parts, because as far as i know once your nerves have been cut theres no way to rejuvenate them.
@yourallbrainwashed actually is posible nowadays, sort of... There have been attemps of ripped fingers transplants and the same is done be thouse kinky robotic hands there are on the market, but yeah, that´s really simple compared to transplant the hole brain to another body
@deviroz wow cool!, ill have to look up the ripped fingers thing. and iv never heard of the kinky robotic hands thing before? do you know of any videos on nerve transplantation or nerve rejuvenation?
i have a problem with this, in your brain, there are a lot of shit going on, including your conshiense, since i'm an atheist i believe in canchesness of this world is the only thin there is, SO to get back to my point, what if they remove your brain, keep it alive, and you actually regain canschesness
@lifemetall - I can understand why you have a problem with this. If a living brain could be removed from a subject and then kept alive, say in a jar, without causing brain damage, and it were to remain conscious, what kind of nightmarish existence would that be? Without any way to interact with the world, the disembodied brain would have no external stimuli, its experience would be totally internalised, it would be a living hell.
@24199312 - There's no simple answer I don't think. Individuals are unique because of their experiences, memories and thoughts, and these all exist in the brain. However our actual body (below the kneck) is hugely important in defining who we are; it's the physical form we're used to, so any fundamental change to our body afftects our sense of self. Then there is the issue of whether you believe in a soul.. .
@24199312 Technically the cells of your body are constantly proliferating and undergoing apoptosis (cellular suicide, basically) - so it would be pretty tough to draw a concrete distinction of personhood that isn't arbitrary. That's really the fundamental reason we can't all agree with whether abortion should be legal or not, it's a question of whether or not the fetus has achieves personhood at conception, birth, or somewhere inbetween.
When you understand EVOLUTION you can EVOLVE Yourself. This is whats happening with humans. We have started to understand Evolution so its our time to evolve our self. We have already started it with various kinds of Jobs on our body parts, artificial body parts, and genetic engineering, the next level of Evolution is is more powerful organs, Increased life span, Clones, singularity with Machines.
@manoharsinghbisht however we're also playing with nature and playing with nature is frankly not the best idea, sure it's fantastic to have those things for specific people who are currently suffering or need it but we should not mess around healthy individual and try to make them super-human.
If that's the case then, I guess we should celebrate all the murderers and rapists who merely follow this "natural order" of kill or be killed. Right?
This is bullshit! We all know Jesus and his dad carefully and lovingly crafted each one of us out of dust. We all all special to God. He just likes to test his favorite creation through things like Cerebral palsy, childhood leukemia, AIDS, down syndrome, lymphoma and extra nipples. We have no right to mess with God's perfect design. He loves us more than you can imagine, and would never harm (or burn us for eternity) us as long as we believe in him and visit his house every Sunday. God bless USA
One word.. Cyborg and well this can actually help many many people out as well but there is always the bad side of things and I feel like some will want a robotic body to live forever..like the elite.
@SUNNYRAINWIND and even if you could live forever i imagine life may not be so precious anymore if everyone born will just live forever and no one ever dies. Also the world would be severely overpopulated with robots probably within the next 100 years robots with human brains would make up the majority of the population. Someone who has lived for 200 years may also get very bored with life having probably achieved everything he/she could dream of.
@poopydoops83 Yeah I am sure the people who will be or are(we can't see whats behind the closed doors)doing this wont just give anyone a cyborg body to live forever. You might just have to agree to something maybe like the "mark of the beast" or be with the New World to do this. One down side might be that they keep the superb cyborg bodys and give us something similer but not as good like a body that would need an expensive tune up once in a bit and you really would have to work to live. Slaves
@SUNNYRAINWIND you cant live forever when you'll leave any organ alive. thats why human body is still inperfect, even if you transplant brain, it can get sick or damaged. robots not.
@poopydoops83 In the Anime Ghost In The Shell for example most of the force field is cyborg and most have only the brain left from their real bodys but if they where to leave the job they would have to return the parts to the gov and what is left? not much at all they would die without them. The new deus ex human revolution game also uses this you can see the trailer on youtube for it.
if i could swap bodies, i would go on a pornstar, then ill be like: ah sweet! then i would like, not come out my house for a month for obvious reasons...
If everything we are is within our brains, What I wish to know is, was that brain we saw having a good time? or was there an amount of terror or some other discomfort? Was that isolated brain (probably a dog or monkey) holding the being of the creature intact? afraid? I don't think my cat would like to be so alone and terrified. I love the Frankenstien movies, but they should maybe just be movies.
I couldn't help but wonder that as well - what it would be like to be a brain without a body. No senses, only thoughts. Oh, and a bunch of hallucinations. The brain is addicted to sensation. If you undergo sensory deprivation, you will hallucinate. In theory, that brain could have created its own world. It could have believed it was seeing, hearing, and feeling things. Imagine what it would have seen.
It brings up a very philosophical question... If your brain was transplanted into another humans dead body...Who would you be? The brain in anothers body, or the dead headless body?Is "you" the appearance? If so, would you be someone else if you got a plastic surgery and changed your wardrobe right now? Is "you" the personality?Then who are people really mourning when you are dead, and your brain with your personality also is dead and gone?What if your personality vanished, would you not be you?
@Giesji Wow--you're totally blowing my mind--by which I mean you're bringing up questions that pretty much everyone considers by the time they're ten.
@AnimalAbuseIsUgly I'm impressed if you thought about that sort of things when you was ten, but I know a lot of people who barely thinks about that sort of things when they are 20...
Yeah, I know all of this stuff if probably possible, but why would you want a new body? I mean, imagine if you were in somebody elses body, how would your family react around you? Shouldn't we just find ways to heal every part of our own bodies instead of us going inside other people's. I mean that is kinda creepy if you think about it. I know I would not somebody else in my body, even after I die. I say we find ways to totally heal our own bodies if we were in some kind of horrific accident.
Will this kill sexual reassignment surgery? I think it will, if combined with cloning. But what person would want a clone of themselves walking around?
@Moh1Z Transplanting a brain into your body would not increase your intelligence. It would remove YOU from your body, and allow another person to control what once was your body. Your brain is yours. There is no changing that. Your brain is what makes you you. You can not take over someone elses brain, but if a brain transplant is possible, without rejection, anyone could have any body.
2:33 is what scares me the most. Imagine being that monkey. You see nothing then randomly you live again and you're in a new body with people around you.
Brain Cells stop multiplying at one point, eventually, you're stuck with what brain cells you have left over until they all die. Maybe stem cells could be used to continuously regrow brain cells, or there could be some other cure, but otherwise it becomes at one point that you're just putting a dead organ into another body. I would also like them to try this on humans to see if personalities and memories are kept. Monkeys are relatively similar, and they can't tell us if they remember anything.
@StarGazer3261997 while I agree, this has great implications on our society if proven it can be done correctly. I would have been happier if they did it to a terminally Ill monkey versus a healthy monkey.
Soul or spirit is an idea of relgious persons who refuse to accept the fact that when you die , its like shutting down a computer . Its ok to believe if it help you but really our personality is just the equation of all the memories and experience we had in our lifes . We are just organic machines who evolved .
anyone who doesn't like this kind of research done on animals, might have thought that it would also make it ok for another species to do the same to us for its own advancement. theres nothing wrong with having a little empathy. its not ALWAYS necessary to rape the world ALL the time to progress, when there still isnt any focus on helping those who dont have the technological luxuries the few of us are able to take for granted.
@alexthesin3 naw i'm actually a young adult, there's seniors and juniors that shares the same thoughts even thou they are born in complete different time eras
If there was a machine that could scan someone's brain with 100% accuracy and save it onto a hard drive and there was another machine that could create an atomically identical copy of the scanned brain (by reading the scan), if the new brain (let's just say it's your brain), would you experience the wakeup, or would it be somebody else?
I know you can't experience two brains at once (the original brain is still alive), so how does this work.
@CommanderShepard2000 you would experience both, but separately. IF you define YOU as the consciousness in the brain. it all depends on viewpoints & definitions...
@CommanderShepard2000 you wont feel anything. its like having another person who looks just like you. because you would have no links, no connection at all to weach other. so i doubt you would experience 2 brains
Funny how morality always goes right out the door when people invoke the all-important "Human Race." So I guess Hitler was right then---WHOOP WHOOP WHOOP---THIS POST HAS BEEN STOPPED DUE TO THE NEW INTERNET PROTOCOLS BANNING THE USE OF THE H-BOMB IN A RANT.
this could be the key to living hundreds of years if the brain was routinely transplanted before the body reaches 20 when deterioration begins and if stem cells could be used to repair the brain a person could technically live forever
@Aguroth thats when the brain and vital organs begin the 60 year deterioration mind you after 20 years your brain will start to go unless it could be possible to repair the brain with stem cells possibly in the next 30 years this could be a reality for those who could afford and wouldn't mind the moral ramifications
@N33dM04rM3t4l clone your self since every thing would be the same (so organs don't reject) just younger wait for your clone to grow than get a brain transplant :D...
Ok, enuf said on brain transplant..its possible. Now, how about partial brain transplant...as in grafting it?
Then we can make an artificial genius...a bit of Michael Jordan's brain mixed with Lionel Messi's, and a bit more of Stephen Hawking's intellect grey stuff? (well if they died together...)
@PrinceOfPeace22 as far as i know i wouldnt work because memories and proceses are distributed on many parts of the brain, think of it as a fragmented hard drive. although less rational parts of the brain such as some glands could be used for replacements.
1) What if I do a full brain transplant, won't I actually die and all that will be left is my memories and Identity in another body but that won't be me?
This is clearly fake, think this one out people... If this old geezer could take and swap heads on monkeys, why cant he repair a severed spinal cord? And for all you vegans, I bet you would eat your dog if you were starving and it were to save your own life, so if not then why not now? And then following your logic if you would eat your dog why not cow?
i honestly dont understand, its a freaking cow! they are to stupid to have any other purpose than to be food. and yes humans are the only species to drink milk past infancy however we are also the only species who have advanced this far, we are dominant and therefore should not be grouped in with other animals even when we ourselves are animals
@Plaguedmarionette What is the purpose of a gopher? What is the purpose of a manatee? An animal's worth is not determined by its use to humans.
So if far-more advanced aliens visit our planet in order to harvest us for food, you would agree, given that they are far more intelligent than you? You are stupid compared to them, what use could you have other than to be food?
Justification of killing via dominance is an animal instinct, what is it that makes human's different?
@bbeach1 hello this is my other channel, now let me clarify some things. i do believe in alien life, and i am positive that theres more advanced species out there HOWEVER the sheer distance our planet is from the next known habitable planet is so vast it would take multiple lifetimes to get here. basically aliens will NEVER visit us unless they are advanced beyond the laws of physics(which is impossible) so we wont have to worry about that. EVOLUTION REQUIRES SACRIFICE!!!!
CCSVI Clinic Receives Joint IRB Approval for Aftercare Protocol Study.
The joint application between Noble Hospital and CCSVI Clinic has been approved through the IEC Institutional Review Board (IRB) that will allow researchers to use patient data to study their new extended and enhanced aftercare treatment protocol. Please Call 888-419-6855 to know more about participating in the study. Log on to ccsviclinic. ca for more information. Email apply -at- ccsviclinic. ca
In reality, there is only 8% of brain needed to be transplanted. only 8% consist information about you; your identity and memory; the remaining is short memory, data about controling body, positioning etc etc
do we have A right to do this to another life form? because they are lesser than us? we better hope there are no aliens out there incase we are the lesser life form.........
your body develops in conformity with your brain,....try attaching your brain to another body will result in total fail.u can trick your body in accepting a new lung/heart etc...but ur brain? srsly...
@KreepMan666 How can you trick your body? it has no mind,what u mean to say is you can fool your brain by replacing organs with others of the same type but you can move the brain? well ofcourse you can, it would have to have everything put back perfectly and in the right procedure but it can be done and i believe we will live to the day where it will happen, imagine how much more time we will be given to explore life and give correct knowledge to others/the young :)
@Aguroth dude,think out of the ignorance box,if some people say "its possible",giving their credits as scientists or whatever,does not mean it is possible...How can u even think it?, if u cut the spinal cord,or any nerves on your neck,all the fluids will flow out . If some1 breaks his neck,its instant death....be serious
Perhaps the monkey-head transplant should be rather called a body transplant and the brain transplant (if possible) a whole body transplant. Crazy stuff. Well, this labeling would at least rid us of some philosophical struggles as whether the brain or the body of the person conveys his "identity"..... Very interesting. but poor monkey of course!!!!
@derman077 I don't know... Keep in mind that the brain itself does not feel, and that if it is disembodied it will not have nerves sending it signals.
Then, the lack of nerves might create a phantom body affect... like phantom limbs... interesting to think about.
@Aprilshowersss That is a very good point I hadn't considered. I was thinking of the severed nerve endings at the base. Personally I can understand the complex nature of many wires sending data. I can only assume that the spinal cord has many channels. How does one go about getting that many fibers reconnected in just the right way so that the hand signals get to the hand and the foot signals get to the foot, for example. How does one reattach nerve to nerve after severing as well?
The only thing they did was cut and repair different sets of veins. How many monkeys and dogs died for something that they knew wasn't really going to advance the core problem of transplanting someones head?
The animals lives should have meant something, should have contributed to our knowledge in more than a "let's see what kind of crazy shit we can do" kind of way. I mean think about it. They achieved what they set out to do, they put a head onto another body. What area of science did that advance? They knew they couldn't repair the spinal cord. Organ transplants had been going on for a long time at that point.
I can't imagine a situation where someone would choose to be a head on someone else's body if they were still a quadriplegic, even if it's to escape a terminal cancer. I do a lot of animal research. As such, I really don't like the idea of wastefull animal research.
I find this kind of research almost pointless. It seems like the more important thing to deal with here is repairing the spinal cord after cutting it. So far, even today, that is almost impossible. So what if you put Stephen Hawkings head on another persons body, he'd still be quadriplegic and not in any better shape than he is currently in.
Also, along with my last comment...Why would you want to live in someone elses body who has already died? Or why would you even want to live in some other humans body? That is just gross!!! Sure all of this is probably possible because God created us all the same, but we all have different talents, intelligence, and abilities. This stuff is just freaky....
Okay, I am a Christian and this research that this professor did is beneficial, but at the same time it is very very unethical. You are who you are when you are born and you shouldn't go changing that. Why the hell would you want to live in someone else's body. Sure, maybe if your body gets damaged but your head still remains fine, they could transplant your brain but what about the soul? Does that get transplanted as well? This stuff is just freaky, you shouldn't go living in someone elses body
What is this soul nonsense? Can you prove there is a soul, can you prove that these things exist? No you can't all you do is take word for word what your religious texts say and believe it as an absolute truth, well guess what, it doesn't matter if you have an invisible ghost that gives you gold, a magical genie that can split a sea in half, or a zombie Jew on a stick, these are not facts, they are fairy tales. The brain makes you who you are, not your theoretical soul.
The brain would most likely reject the new body (or vice versa?) and this doesn't prove much about the soul because from what I know, scientific religious people believe that the soul lies in the pineal gland.
Just my opinion but this is the stuff that nightmares are made of. What if you woke up in someone elses body? It would be like a scene from a sick horror movie i think.
kylecrs 3 days ago
@kylecrs No if you are Stephen Hawking.
viniciusb 2 days ago
This has been flagged as spam show
This technology could bring new meaning to the term "Life Sentence", I wonder what effect it would have on crime.
pc0p1mp 1 week ago
Robert J Wright was the first neurosurgeon that ever transplanted the full of 1 monkey into another. wow !
waxonful 2 weeks ago
dude im scared.
earlajune 2 weeks ago
brainssssssssssssssssss brainsssssssssssssssssss
dahman511 1 month ago
Pagans playing god
ramirez509 1 month ago
I remember reading about transplanting the monkeys head a while back. They put it on backwards(because it was easier) and boy was that monkey pissed.
ifightrobots 1 month ago
so im guessing the monkey couldnt move any of his body parts, because as far as i know once your nerves have been cut theres no way to rejuvenate them.
yourallbrainwashed 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@yourallbrainwashed actually is posible nowadays, sort of... There have been attemps of ripped fingers transplants and the same is done be thouse kinky robotic hands there are on the market, but yeah, that´s really simple compared to transplant the hole brain to another body
deviroz 1 month ago
@deviroz wow cool!, ill have to look up the ripped fingers thing. and iv never heard of the kinky robotic hands thing before? do you know of any videos on nerve transplantation or nerve rejuvenation?
yourallbrainwashed 1 month ago
@yourallbrainwashed Sure, this one talks about one of thouse hands, it´s still on its early stages, but anyway /watch?v=X85Lpuczy3E ,
deviroz 1 month ago
@deviroz
People have transplanted an arm belonging to a different person onto someone else in the past.
jimmyxx3 1 month ago
i have a problem with this, in your brain, there are a lot of shit going on, including your conshiense, since i'm an atheist i believe in canchesness of this world is the only thin there is, SO to get back to my point, what if they remove your brain, keep it alive, and you actually regain canschesness
lifemetall 2 months ago
@lifemetall - I can understand why you have a problem with this. If a living brain could be removed from a subject and then kept alive, say in a jar, without causing brain damage, and it were to remain conscious, what kind of nightmarish existence would that be? Without any way to interact with the world, the disembodied brain would have no external stimuli, its experience would be totally internalised, it would be a living hell.
chineolee 1 month ago
I have a question O.o if your brain will be on another's person body then wo will be alive you or the another person :|
24199312 1 month ago
@24199312 - There's no simple answer I don't think. Individuals are unique because of their experiences, memories and thoughts, and these all exist in the brain. However our actual body (below the kneck) is hugely important in defining who we are; it's the physical form we're used to, so any fundamental change to our body afftects our sense of self. Then there is the issue of whether you believe in a soul.. .
chineolee 1 month ago
@24199312 Technically the cells of your body are constantly proliferating and undergoing apoptosis (cellular suicide, basically) - so it would be pretty tough to draw a concrete distinction of personhood that isn't arbitrary. That's really the fundamental reason we can't all agree with whether abortion should be legal or not, it's a question of whether or not the fetus has achieves personhood at conception, birth, or somewhere inbetween.
paradigmentropy 4 days ago
this is quite awesome, i hope i get to live long enough to see full human brain transplants! ( where the person doesnt become disabled)
rogue0728 2 months ago
When you understand EVOLUTION you can EVOLVE Yourself. This is whats happening with humans. We have started to understand Evolution so its our time to evolve our self. We have already started it with various kinds of Jobs on our body parts, artificial body parts, and genetic engineering, the next level of Evolution is is more powerful organs, Increased life span, Clones, singularity with Machines.
manoharsinghbisht 2 months ago
@manoharsinghbisht however we're also playing with nature and playing with nature is frankly not the best idea, sure it's fantastic to have those things for specific people who are currently suffering or need it but we should not mess around healthy individual and try to make them super-human.
1Mperios 1 month ago
Animal cruelty sucks dick. :(
offwithurhead 3 months ago
Futurama all over again
The321bonecrusher 3 months ago
@MrSacrafice
If that's the case then, I guess we should celebrate all the murderers and rapists who merely follow this "natural order" of kill or be killed. Right?
tewi4 3 months ago
So? if you transplant a dead mans brain to a body.. he gets new life?..
ForlineLethal 3 months ago
Our true selves is the brain. That is really what we are. The rest of the body is really a suit. A suit we have to live in in order to survive.
RubberToadstools 3 months ago
This is bullshit! We all know Jesus and his dad carefully and lovingly crafted each one of us out of dust. We all all special to God. He just likes to test his favorite creation through things like Cerebral palsy, childhood leukemia, AIDS, down syndrome, lymphoma and extra nipples. We have no right to mess with God's perfect design. He loves us more than you can imagine, and would never harm (or burn us for eternity) us as long as we believe in him and visit his house every Sunday. God bless USA
darknlooking 3 months ago
@darknlooking Awesome comment.
TechnomancerMorhion 2 months ago
Clone yourself, wait about 13 years and BOOM brain transplant......though I'd imagine your clone wouldn't be to happy about that
XileLord 4 months ago
One word.. Cyborg and well this can actually help many many people out as well but there is always the bad side of things and I feel like some will want a robotic body to live forever..like the elite.
SUNNYRAINWIND 4 months ago
@SUNNYRAINWIND and even if you could live forever i imagine life may not be so precious anymore if everyone born will just live forever and no one ever dies. Also the world would be severely overpopulated with robots probably within the next 100 years robots with human brains would make up the majority of the population. Someone who has lived for 200 years may also get very bored with life having probably achieved everything he/she could dream of.
poopydoops83 3 months ago
@poopydoops83 Yeah I am sure the people who will be or are(we can't see whats behind the closed doors)doing this wont just give anyone a cyborg body to live forever. You might just have to agree to something maybe like the "mark of the beast" or be with the New World to do this. One down side might be that they keep the superb cyborg bodys and give us something similer but not as good like a body that would need an expensive tune up once in a bit and you really would have to work to live. Slaves
SUNNYRAINWIND 3 months ago
@SUNNYRAINWIND you cant live forever when you'll leave any organ alive. thats why human body is still inperfect, even if you transplant brain, it can get sick or damaged. robots not.
Yuurekk 3 months ago
@poopydoops83 In the Anime Ghost In The Shell for example most of the force field is cyborg and most have only the brain left from their real bodys but if they where to leave the job they would have to return the parts to the gov and what is left? not much at all they would die without them. The new deus ex human revolution game also uses this you can see the trailer on youtube for it.
SUNNYRAINWIND 3 months ago
This guy is amazing.
zenzetra 4 months ago
if i could swap bodies, i would go on a pornstar, then ill be like: ah sweet! then i would like, not come out my house for a month for obvious reasons...
CHINKICHOU 4 months ago
wouldt it be cool if you could breed another, younger you out of stemcells and let your brain transplant into it?
lipnica12 4 months ago
there are some doors science should not attempt to open for we cannot predict the outcome
itshelpa 4 months ago
I hope this will help me become an animal
haideptrai101 4 months ago
@haideptrai101 me too
TheJohnhuhu 4 months ago
no way, this has to be bullshit
100538 4 months ago
@100538 that's what people said about camera cell phones as well
seriall1337 4 months ago
Comment removed
Ataryx2 4 months ago
Поверил - Проиграл нить стартует.
a1d516ac5f5d290 4 months ago 2
If everything we are is within our brains, What I wish to know is, was that brain we saw having a good time? or was there an amount of terror or some other discomfort? Was that isolated brain (probably a dog or monkey) holding the being of the creature intact? afraid? I don't think my cat would like to be so alone and terrified. I love the Frankenstien movies, but they should maybe just be movies.
earFront 4 months ago
@earFront
I couldn't help but wonder that as well - what it would be like to be a brain without a body. No senses, only thoughts. Oh, and a bunch of hallucinations. The brain is addicted to sensation. If you undergo sensory deprivation, you will hallucinate. In theory, that brain could have created its own world. It could have believed it was seeing, hearing, and feeling things. Imagine what it would have seen.
That is certainly an interesting thought.
ThatGuyYouArent2 4 months ago
How the fuck do I end up watching these videos? First I was looking at human cloning, then I end up at brain transplants.....
gravityhammer25 5 months ago
Steven Hawking having his brain successfully transplanted to a healthy body would probably be the greatest thing you could do for the world.
VermilionLace 5 months ago
but doesn't the brain tissue just get old?
DanielDaniel1 5 months ago
@DanielDaniel1 im looking for this anwser too so please tell me if you find it.
fredsk8x 4 months ago
pure evil... protected and funded by the establishment...
finalnexus 5 months ago
It brings up a very philosophical question... If your brain was transplanted into another humans dead body...Who would you be? The brain in anothers body, or the dead headless body?Is "you" the appearance? If so, would you be someone else if you got a plastic surgery and changed your wardrobe right now? Is "you" the personality?Then who are people really mourning when you are dead, and your brain with your personality also is dead and gone?What if your personality vanished, would you not be you?
Giesji 5 months ago
@Giesji Wow--you're totally blowing my mind--by which I mean you're bringing up questions that pretty much everyone considers by the time they're ten.
AnimalAbuseIsUgly 5 months ago
@AnimalAbuseIsUgly I'm impressed if you thought about that sort of things when you was ten, but I know a lot of people who barely thinks about that sort of things when they are 20...
So... What's your answer then?
Giesji 5 months ago
the human body acts all the time so stupid, this is just another example "it rejected the head"
llVIU 5 months ago
Yeah, I know all of this stuff if probably possible, but why would you want a new body? I mean, imagine if you were in somebody elses body, how would your family react around you? Shouldn't we just find ways to heal every part of our own bodies instead of us going inside other people's. I mean that is kinda creepy if you think about it. I know I would not somebody else in my body, even after I die. I say we find ways to totally heal our own bodies if we were in some kind of horrific accident.
XtremeVideoGamer321 6 months ago
I NEED CLONE, HAVE 20 BUCKS..........
deviatea 6 months ago
this is like remove a harddrive with an OS ( from old pc ) and placing it in a new pc.
its the same thing but no were near complex.
scaleop4 6 months ago
dam nature you scary
lightbluehaze 6 months ago
Will this kill sexual reassignment surgery? I think it will, if combined with cloning. But what person would want a clone of themselves walking around?
Gamebreaker08 6 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
This is fucked up
TheLoserKingdom 6 months ago
I hope I can transplant some brain in me to increase my intelligence.
Moh1Z 6 months ago
@Moh1Z Transplanting a brain into your body would not increase your intelligence. It would remove YOU from your body, and allow another person to control what once was your body. Your brain is yours. There is no changing that. Your brain is what makes you you. You can not take over someone elses brain, but if a brain transplant is possible, without rejection, anyone could have any body.
RontoTheDog 6 months ago
@RontoTheDog I know. That was a joke :p
Moh1Z 6 months ago
2:33 is what scares me the most. Imagine being that monkey. You see nothing then randomly you live again and you're in a new body with people around you.
SnivelyTheGlamful 6 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Holy shit dude...
QuantumMaths 7 months ago
Omg!! :( poor monkey
ShamiranIvanof 7 months ago
Brain Cells stop multiplying at one point, eventually, you're stuck with what brain cells you have left over until they all die. Maybe stem cells could be used to continuously regrow brain cells, or there could be some other cure, but otherwise it becomes at one point that you're just putting a dead organ into another body. I would also like them to try this on humans to see if personalities and memories are kept. Monkeys are relatively similar, and they can't tell us if they remember anything.
NarutoGriffin 7 months ago
i found out about brain transplants from the novel Airhead, by meg cabot
cponfantage12 7 months ago
Is this from a documentary? If so, what is it called? I'd like to see more on this.
monkeyg00n 7 months ago
Comment removed
StarGazer3261997 7 months ago
@StarGazer3261997 Science requires loads of dead monkeys, get over it.
Halfaddict1 7 months ago 2
@StarGazer3261997 while I agree, this has great implications on our society if proven it can be done correctly. I would have been happier if they did it to a terminally Ill monkey versus a healthy monkey.
colew8g 7 months ago
And my english teacher said it was impossible >:D
creamgravy1 7 months ago 2
i actully think the brain would just die if you get old because everything rots i mean srsly lol
MECOOKIEMONSTER1 7 months ago
Is that brain in a blender??
MsSugarette 8 months ago
I have a funny video response to this video but I can't post it as a response any more. Can you not do that any more?
I guess you can check it out on my channel.
Jozeewhales 8 months ago
seriously no word..
this is just great.. amazing.. lovely.. i wish if i could join you guys one day..
this is life..
moeej 8 months ago
I sold my soul to some religious freak for a burger.
TheFinlandnator 8 months ago 10
Soul or spirit is an idea of relgious persons who refuse to accept the fact that when you die , its like shutting down a computer . Its ok to believe if it help you but really our personality is just the equation of all the memories and experience we had in our lifes . We are just organic machines who evolved .
ZaisCamilia 9 months ago
Wow
nando19ist 9 months ago
Bastardo assassino!
SalMessina1 9 months ago
this is so wrong in many ways ,
Gizmotrold 9 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
anyone who doesn't like this kind of research done on animals, might have thought that it would also make it ok for another species to do the same to us for its own advancement. theres nothing wrong with having a little empathy. its not ALWAYS necessary to rape the world ALL the time to progress, when there still isnt any focus on helping those who dont have the technological luxuries the few of us are able to take for granted.
SuperDiabeetus 10 months ago
Comment removed
SuperDiabeetus 10 months ago
The Russians don't "Like" the dogs for experimenting. There are too many dogs in Russia. You should see... Dogs use metros.
Toca91 10 months ago
Biomechanics...
Toca91 10 months ago
How awesome wouldn't it be to be able to get a body of the oposite sex and experience all those things you always wondered how they felt :O
OilyTower 10 months ago
@OilyTower lol i bet ur a teenager :P cuz i was thinkin the same way and im a teen too xD
alexthesin3 10 months ago
@alexthesin3 naw i'm actually a young adult, there's seniors and juniors that shares the same thoughts even thou they are born in complete different time eras
OilyTower 10 months ago
@OilyTower That woudl be kinda interesting in a way.
Tyrik73 8 months ago
If there was a machine that could scan someone's brain with 100% accuracy and save it onto a hard drive and there was another machine that could create an atomically identical copy of the scanned brain (by reading the scan), if the new brain (let's just say it's your brain), would you experience the wakeup, or would it be somebody else?
I know you can't experience two brains at once (the original brain is still alive), so how does this work.
Please tell me your thoughts.
CommanderShepard2000 10 months ago
@CommanderShepard2000 you would experience both, but separately. IF you define YOU as the consciousness in the brain. it all depends on viewpoints & definitions...
triotheyoshi 10 months ago
@CommanderShepard2000 you wont feel anything. its like having another person who looks just like you. because you would have no links, no connection at all to weach other. so i doubt you would experience 2 brains
algore1993 9 months ago
Thumbs up if you thought this was some kind of bizarre parody? A mockumentary perhaps?
ZDoggMD 10 months ago
Funny how morality always goes right out the door when people invoke the all-important "Human Race." So I guess Hitler was right then---WHOOP WHOOP WHOOP---THIS POST HAS BEEN STOPPED DUE TO THE NEW INTERNET PROTOCOLS BANNING THE USE OF THE H-BOMB IN A RANT.
myshakenbaken 10 months ago
Please update this video's information section to include the source of the scene (I assume this is from a documentary). Thanks!
mheisser2005 10 months ago
All energy is just borrowed energy, eventually we have to give it back
WestUpOutlaw 10 months ago
this could be the key to living hundreds of years if the brain was routinely transplanted before the body reaches 20 when deterioration begins and if stem cells could be used to repair the brain a person could technically live forever
legend956 10 months ago
@legend956 what if im over 20 years old and i wish to do what u say, what will happen?
Aguroth 10 months ago
@Aguroth thats when the brain and vital organs begin the 60 year deterioration mind you after 20 years your brain will start to go unless it could be possible to repair the brain with stem cells possibly in the next 30 years this could be a reality for those who could afford and wouldn't mind the moral ramifications
legend956 10 months ago
@legend956 Honestly i would only want to live for 200 years.Being immortal Would Suck for me.
Tyrik73 8 months ago
I hope I can transplant my brain to a new body when I get old
N33dM04rM3t4l 10 months ago 38
@N33dM04rM3t4l whose body?
mink5639 10 months ago
@mink5639 MWAAHAHHAHAHAHAAHHAHHAHAAHAHAAHAAHAHAAHAHAHAAHAAHAHAHAHA!I Just love doing a evil laugh sometimes.
Tyrik73 8 months ago
@N33dM04rM3t4l lol but your brain is then old too
I hope to make a backup of my brain so I can live forever in a PC or a Mac
MrMegaProvokant 8 months ago 3
Comment removed
MrMegaProvokant 8 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
The head transplantation will come soon, this is possible nowadays.
Perhaps this was already done for some rich people but we d'not know it.
It's a horrible idea, only to have your own head...
MrMegaProvokant 8 months ago
@N33dM04rM3t4l clone your self since every thing would be the same (so organs don't reject) just younger wait for your clone to grow than get a brain transplant :D...
ali2k4 7 months ago
@N33dM04rM3t4l You won't need to--- in the very near future, we'll simply be able to reverse the aging process through telomere therapy. Beast, huh?
Megatrollolol 5 months ago
People are afraid of this because this proves that we have no souls.
Any Questions Christianfags?
cheetaclaw 10 months ago
@cheetaclaw we have a soul I bet my life
ainteeeeeee 9 months ago
@ainteeeeeee Explain how we have souls. Do it. Enlighten me.
cheetaclaw 9 months ago
@cheetaclaw well if we dont have souls then life makes no sense
ainteeeeeee 9 months ago
@ainteeeeeee Who ever said that life made sense?
cheetaclaw 9 months ago
Ok, enuf said on brain transplant..its possible. Now, how about partial brain transplant...as in grafting it?
Then we can make an artificial genius...a bit of Michael Jordan's brain mixed with Lionel Messi's, and a bit more of Stephen Hawking's intellect grey stuff? (well if they died together...)
PrinceOfPeace22 11 months ago
@PrinceOfPeace22 as far as i know i wouldnt work because memories and proceses are distributed on many parts of the brain, think of it as a fragmented hard drive. although less rational parts of the brain such as some glands could be used for replacements.
beruman 11 months ago
bullshit
diddymuck 11 months ago
Some alien sh*t
TheLegend2B 11 months ago
Hmm my questions are....
1) What if I do a full brain transplant, won't I actually die and all that will be left is my memories and Identity in another body but that won't be me?
2) i FORGOT THIS ONE BUT WILL SHORTLY BE BACK.
tufanyatta 11 months ago
Comment removed
Ollied 10 months ago
This is clearly fake, think this one out people... If this old geezer could take and swap heads on monkeys, why cant he repair a severed spinal cord? And for all you vegans, I bet you would eat your dog if you were starving and it were to save your own life, so if not then why not now? And then following your logic if you would eat your dog why not cow?
dick1191 11 months ago
@dick1191 And using your logic, if i was starving and only had access to humans to eat, if not then why not now?
ChatterTheBox 11 months ago
i honestly dont understand, its a freaking cow! they are to stupid to have any other purpose than to be food. and yes humans are the only species to drink milk past infancy however we are also the only species who have advanced this far, we are dominant and therefore should not be grouped in with other animals even when we ourselves are animals
Plaguedmarionette 11 months ago
@Plaguedmarionette What is the purpose of a gopher? What is the purpose of a manatee? An animal's worth is not determined by its use to humans.
So if far-more advanced aliens visit our planet in order to harvest us for food, you would agree, given that they are far more intelligent than you? You are stupid compared to them, what use could you have other than to be food?
Justification of killing via dominance is an animal instinct, what is it that makes human's different?
bbeach1 7 months ago
@bbeach1 hello this is my other channel, now let me clarify some things. i do believe in alien life, and i am positive that theres more advanced species out there HOWEVER the sheer distance our planet is from the next known habitable planet is so vast it would take multiple lifetimes to get here. basically aliens will NEVER visit us unless they are advanced beyond the laws of physics(which is impossible) so we wont have to worry about that. EVOLUTION REQUIRES SACRIFICE!!!!
BirthOfSerpents 6 months ago
Thats a pretty wild picture at the end
UNCEUNCEUNCEUNCEUNCE 11 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
CCSVI Clinic Receives Joint IRB Approval for Aftercare Protocol Study.
The joint application between Noble Hospital and CCSVI Clinic has been approved through the IEC Institutional Review Board (IRB) that will allow researchers to use patient data to study their new extended and enhanced aftercare treatment protocol. Please Call 888-419-6855 to know more about participating in the study. Log on to ccsviclinic. ca for more information. Email apply -at- ccsviclinic. ca
Gregmills007 11 months ago
In reality, there is only 8% of brain needed to be transplanted. only 8% consist information about you; your identity and memory; the remaining is short memory, data about controling body, positioning etc etc
joe1977poland 11 months ago
1963 !!!!! good God!!! Can you IMAGINE HOW the world elites with billions of dollars are advanced TODAY in 2011??
1) an elite person is 50 years old with Life Expectancy 30 years.
2) They copy his DNS (clone) and implement it into life embrio
3) new embrio is put into women and a new child is born
4) when child reached 22 years old ("mature" age, all organs grown already), they transplant a brain from the elite person into that body.
joe1977poland 11 months ago
do we have A right to do this to another life form? because they are lesser than us? we better hope there are no aliens out there incase we are the lesser life form.........
alaza 11 months ago
gettin a blowjob from an alien is more probable than this...
KreepMan666 11 months ago
its cruel to keep a bodyless dog alive but it is pretty amazing
msu307 11 months ago
@kazoopilot
Whos says souls/ the spirit are real?
The only way we interpret the world is through our sense organs
and all that gets processed by the brain
It all in the head
PhillipThunderGrunge 11 months ago 26
@PhillipThunderGrunge I fuckingly hundred percent agree with you.
MrGreedIsGood 10 months ago
@PhillipThunderGrunge doesn't that mean we can live forever? provided we are safe out of dangers way we can live for many years?
themousemaster 7 months ago
@PhillipThunderGrunge only retards say the soul is real
vzilberm 7 months ago
@vzilberm only retards dont know the soul is located in the pineal gland
AnteroX1234 7 months ago
@AnteroX1234 I hope you're not serious. Do you even know what the pineal gland does?
vzilberm 7 months ago
@vzilberm yes i do, but looks like you only know about it from wikipedia. hahaah atheists always make me laugh
AnteroX1234 7 months ago
@AnteroX1234 fucking retard man. A) stop making implications and b) stop believing psuedo-science
vzilberm 5 months ago
@vzilberm keep making me laugh, retard
AnteroX1234 5 months ago
this could be the next step in manual human evolution
PhillipThunderGrunge 11 months ago
@PhillipThunderGrunge Biological modification:) Now that would be interesting! Bring on the Prototype:P
clongoram 11 months ago
I have a theory about this.
When the technology exists, it would be possible to for example...
I clone a *dead* copy of my own body, but with no brain, or head. I then move the missing part into the clone. And I can stay alive for much longer.
More or less what this video was about.
DreadLordBalnazaar 1 year ago
sounds like futurama
satanreleased 1 year ago
finaly finaly the key to enternal liiiffffeee
dbay22 1 year ago
your body develops in conformity with your brain,....try attaching your brain to another body will result in total fail.u can trick your body in accepting a new lung/heart etc...but ur brain? srsly...
KreepMan666 1 year ago
@KreepMan666 How can you trick your body? it has no mind,what u mean to say is you can fool your brain by replacing organs with others of the same type but you can move the brain? well ofcourse you can, it would have to have everything put back perfectly and in the right procedure but it can be done and i believe we will live to the day where it will happen, imagine how much more time we will be given to explore life and give correct knowledge to others/the young :)
Aguroth 11 months ago
@Aguroth dude,think out of the ignorance box,if some people say "its possible",giving their credits as scientists or whatever,does not mean it is possible...How can u even think it?, if u cut the spinal cord,or any nerves on your neck,all the fluids will flow out . If some1 breaks his neck,its instant death....be serious
KreepMan666 11 months ago
that is some freaky shit...really cool though
Setzer 1 year ago 2
one day human kind could live forever
kimbolton111 1 year ago
One day this will be routine. Not anytime soon, but one day.
justincollins100 1 year ago
animal torture
jigglyfidda125 1 year ago
@jigglyfidda125 test on humens or test on animal. you choose.
rerundadog 1 year ago
Perhaps the monkey-head transplant should be rather called a body transplant and the brain transplant (if possible) a whole body transplant. Crazy stuff. Well, this labeling would at least rid us of some philosophical struggles as whether the brain or the body of the person conveys his "identity"..... Very interesting. but poor monkey of course!!!!
Rototok 1 year ago
I bet being a disembodied brain is painful.
derman077 1 year ago
@derman077 I don't know... Keep in mind that the brain itself does not feel, and that if it is disembodied it will not have nerves sending it signals.
Then, the lack of nerves might create a phantom body affect... like phantom limbs... interesting to think about.
Aprilshowersss 1 year ago
@Aprilshowersss That is a very good point I hadn't considered. I was thinking of the severed nerve endings at the base. Personally I can understand the complex nature of many wires sending data. I can only assume that the spinal cord has many channels. How does one go about getting that many fibers reconnected in just the right way so that the hand signals get to the hand and the foot signals get to the foot, for example. How does one reattach nerve to nerve after severing as well?
derman077 1 year ago
@derman077
u just blew my mind. that would have to be the most painful thing possible.
MemphisBasketball 1 year ago
holy crap. i could have never imagined such a thing as a brain transplant. holy crap. Subhanallah!
notafraidtouseit 1 year ago
The only thing they did was cut and repair different sets of veins. How many monkeys and dogs died for something that they knew wasn't really going to advance the core problem of transplanting someones head?
xxVIKxx100 1 year ago
The animals lives should have meant something, should have contributed to our knowledge in more than a "let's see what kind of crazy shit we can do" kind of way. I mean think about it. They achieved what they set out to do, they put a head onto another body. What area of science did that advance? They knew they couldn't repair the spinal cord. Organ transplants had been going on for a long time at that point.
xxVIKxx100 1 year ago
I can't imagine a situation where someone would choose to be a head on someone else's body if they were still a quadriplegic, even if it's to escape a terminal cancer. I do a lot of animal research. As such, I really don't like the idea of wastefull animal research.
xxVIKxx100 1 year ago
I find this kind of research almost pointless. It seems like the more important thing to deal with here is repairing the spinal cord after cutting it. So far, even today, that is almost impossible. So what if you put Stephen Hawkings head on another persons body, he'd still be quadriplegic and not in any better shape than he is currently in.
xxVIKxx100 1 year ago
Also, along with my last comment...Why would you want to live in someone elses body who has already died? Or why would you even want to live in some other humans body? That is just gross!!! Sure all of this is probably possible because God created us all the same, but we all have different talents, intelligence, and abilities. This stuff is just freaky....
XtremeVideoGamer321 1 year ago
Okay, I am a Christian and this research that this professor did is beneficial, but at the same time it is very very unethical. You are who you are when you are born and you shouldn't go changing that. Why the hell would you want to live in someone else's body. Sure, maybe if your body gets damaged but your head still remains fine, they could transplant your brain but what about the soul? Does that get transplanted as well? This stuff is just freaky, you shouldn't go living in someone elses body
XtremeVideoGamer321 1 year ago
What is this soul nonsense? Can you prove there is a soul, can you prove that these things exist? No you can't all you do is take word for word what your religious texts say and believe it as an absolute truth, well guess what, it doesn't matter if you have an invisible ghost that gives you gold, a magical genie that can split a sea in half, or a zombie Jew on a stick, these are not facts, they are fairy tales. The brain makes you who you are, not your theoretical soul.
KreshnikHoti9 1 year ago
@kazoopilot
cuz the soul doesnt exist
Gabrielregalado2 1 year ago
The brain would most likely reject the new body (or vice versa?) and this doesn't prove much about the soul because from what I know, scientific religious people believe that the soul lies in the pineal gland.
chill4lyfe 1 year ago