4/30/2018, 12:09 pm
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Revolutionary Step to Immortality: Pig Brains Kept Alive Outside of Bodies
The brains of hundreds of pigs reportedly survived for up to 36 hours after they were decapitated in an experiment that lays the foundation for the preservation of human minds beyond their physical limitations.
Scientist Dr. Nenad Sestan, alongside his colleagues at Yale University, explained the experiment at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. Once the pigs had been decapitated, their brains were resuscitated and attached to the “BrainEX” closed-loop system that provided them with artificially oxygenated blood.
The team found that billions of cells in the 100-200 pig brains tested were not only surviving but healthy and functional. Sestan called the result “unexpected,” even “mind-boggling.” He also claimed that not only could the brains be kept alive indefinitely with this method, but that they could have gone even further to restore awareness but chose not to because “this is uncharted territory.”
There are some pretty serious complications, however. First, that the same chemicals used to prevent the brain from swelling during the procedure could very well inhibit consciousness — leaving prospective immortals technically alive but ironically brain-dead.
Soon, we can ALL be Comrade Betinov
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Revolutionary Step to Immortality: Pig Brains Kept Alive Outside of Bodies
Scientist Dr. Nenad Sestan, alongside his colleagues at Yale University, explained the experiment at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Maryland. Once the pigs had been decapitated, their brains were resuscitated and attached to the “BrainEX” closed-loop system that provided them with artificially oxygenated blood.
The team found that billions of cells in the 100-200 pig brains tested were not only surviving but healthy and functional. Sestan called the result “unexpected,” even “mind-boggling.” He also claimed that not only could the brains be kept alive indefinitely with this method, but that they could have gone even further to restore awareness but chose not to because “this is uncharted territory.”
There are some pretty serious complications, however. First, that the same chemicals used to prevent the brain from swelling during the procedure could very well inhibit consciousness — leaving prospective immortals technically alive but ironically brain-dead.
Soon, we can ALL be Comrade Betinov
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