As a PhD in translational medicine, I see a lot of BS for attracting investments only. What "advanced real-time molecular iamging techniques"? How they ensure 360° observation and manipulation during procedure? There is a ton of research into autonomous, fully robotic suturing and ligation, but I don't think there is one that could do what is required for this demo. Human anatomy might differ drastically, not only by size, but also blood vessel, muscle etc structures. There are also about half a dozen medical problems which if resolved currently have a chance to get Nobel Prize.
True but as an entrepreneur I can tell you that you need to communicate a vision ton attract money and talent to achieve it. This kind of driver can lead to research breakthrough, their first focus would be on spin cord transplantation. It’s 30 years plus project
Yeah, I'm not a doctor but I can definitely see the high-degree of BS in this. A fool and his money is easily parted and, yes, this company very well may make tens, if not hundreds, of millions off of Silcom Valley investment firms in the off-hope that they actually succeed. I have to hand it too them, though. They spent maybe $20-30k on this video and they may easily rake in $20m. That's not a bad ROI, for sure.
Pretty much lol. Gotta give credit where it’s due though. Personally I would have preferred to have A.I. use John Travolta and Nicolas Cage in the video😂
@@REAP.0831 This is like Face-Off on steroids 😂 As a trauma nurse, even I have enough knowledge to know how ridiculous this is. But I give it an A for effort and imagination.
From MIT review "We can report that BrainBridge is not a real company-it’s not incorporated anywhere. The video was made by Hashem Al-Ghaili, a Yemeni science communicator and film director who in 2022 made a viral video called “EctoLife,” about artificial wombs, that also left journalists scrambling to determine if it was real or not."
Tbh he should get a job creating ads for biotechnology companies. The scariest part is though these are both fictional, we do have the tech to do both of these currently. What is happening behind closed doors is probably, in the words of Nicolai Tesla:" Man made horrors beyond your ability to comprehend" 😮😳💀
Not every country shares America's brain dead Healthcare model. If the machine doesn't cost billions to make, or operate, and is as revolutionary as this machine seems to be, it'll disseminate itself for public use in some shape or form. You might as well say only billionaires can afford brain surgery or heart transplants.
@@-someone-. понятно 😃 у нас конечно есть богатые, но в России говорят что самые богаты живут в США и в Дубай)) потому что весь мир в долларах рассчитывается, и доллар мировая валюта 🤑
If Hell actually existed, we’d all be clamoring for this surgery as we lay dying just to avoid going there! Hell is awful and I pray to Christ it doesn’t exist.
Look what Gemini (bot) said about it : "The BrainBridge project you're hearing about is not a real company in the traditional sense. It's an art project designed to spark conversation about the ethics and feasibility of head transplants. Here's the breakdown: Viral video: The project launched with a video depicting a head transplant surgery. It gained a lot of attention, but it's fictional. Created by a science communicator: The project is the work of Hashem Al-Ghaili, who aims to push boundaries and explore the potential of science. Not a real company: There's no incorporated business behind BrainBridge. The job postings are also part of the act. So, it's not a scam, but it's also not a legitimate company on the verge of performing head transplants"
A doctor comes in and says "Congratulations! But unfortunately since this is a new procedure your insurance isn't going to cover it all. So we're going to give you 3 choices for brains and you can decide which you can afford." The man says to the doctor "Okay, what are they?" The doctor says "Well, first there's engineer brain, that's $100 an ounce. Then there's astrophysicist brain, that'll cost you $200 an ounce. Finally there's politician brain. That's the most expensive at $1000 an ounce." The man looks at the doctor, surprised. "that's absurd! Why is the politician brain so expensive?" The doctor turns to him and says "Sir, do you have any idea how many politicians it takes to get an ounce of brain?"
The animation is pretty neat, but there's some little things that shatter the illusion.. 1. The immune system will reject the brain in any case, new face doesn't matter 2. If the AI still needs to learn, there's the chance for mistakes. Which results in the death of both the donor and recipient. 3. How do you train an AI on this?
Peopme will show this video in 2150 with the caption "future as imagined by people in 2024" and the real future will be something completely different, on a broken holographic cell phone in a Mad Max desert city.
That is actually another application the surgeons probably never even thought of, why bother with hormone replacement therapy and countless surgeries when you can simply slap your head on a donor body of the opposite sex?
This is one of the most wonderful news! Sadly, I won't live long enough to see it implemented in hospitals and accepted unanimously by society. Imagine the goodness! Yes, because I can only imagine. ❤
Brains are all connected differently to sensory systems and autonomic systems. You would need to also establish a firing pattern map of the donor and recipient bodies first to determine where connections should be wired to, and it might be more difficult with the donor body... You need to stimulate all the neuron pathways to determine effect and also the reverse from nociceptors in like the skin back to the thalamus. This tech could work but probably like 200 years from now.
It would still be pointless because even if we had such technology, it would be simpler to treat whatever paralysis the patient has in their own body than to fucking transplant their head onto a corpse
Though the brain bridge machine isnt real currently they could find where to connect using functional MRI, 18F glucose scans, and electroconduction nerve mapping to do it. They could reconnect the spine and major nerve branches using a electrostimulator, neuronal growth factor peptide and an apotosis (capsase) inhibitor They have done it on chimpanzees and rodents 😮
So, this isn't actually a head transplant. It's a full body transplant. A head transplant isn't even logically possible, because you wouldn't be you. You'd be the other person. Think about it.
I don't think so it's actually you why I'm saying it's a head transplant mean your brain in other body but your consciousness is not other bcoz your consciousness store in brain not in body if person use same appearance I mean same clothes as other body... btw incase if doctor knows you and don't like you he attach your head in woman body for revenge 😂
This is utterly wild! I do not see anything like this coming to fruition for at LEAST another 100 years. Science fiction has had a way of becoming non-fiction over the last 75 years but this is just way too early for it's time.
It certainly looks interesting, but to implement this, you need to make several breakthroughs in neurology; the spinal cord and its immune mechanisms must become friends and not fight the new meat... Without much detail, it looks too fantastic.
The necessary breakthroughs are part of the project with the hope of having them within eight years but realistically planning to be ready in 30 years.
@@krashd I doubt it personally. The breakthroughs will be so numerous and profound, were looking at like dozens of nobel prizes. No one single project or company has ever done that, and the chances are very slim. So slim that I'd say we're tryna find tinker bell. And that's just me with my glancing reading at some articles. Imagine a PhDs reactions...
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think about if they should. What you call discovery, i call it the rape of the natural world." ~Dr Ian Malcolm
@@raukoringexactly! Participants will sign a waiver/ indemnity, and if something “unfortunately” goes wrong, they’ll implant GPT-66 into the remaining body so that “it” can continue to exist...👀
@@operarioespeculador-trader1776 thats what i think,what makes me hyped about head transplants is that pacients with terminal cancer or tumor would be able to live a whole new life ,you also could live in a new body once you reach your limit tough
Or what if they can fully 3d print your body with your dna tissue and some other enhancements to prevent any rejection. 1 you have the best of all worlds, a younger stronger body. 2, you'll live longer. But!!!, your brain gets older..
I think just brain transplant would be easier, less stuff to do during surgery, and lets say we end up finding a way to clone our selves without the brain, so we could transplant our brain into said 'empty' clones eternally.
Actually there would be more to do because you are still severing everything that goes from brain to body, but now you've added everything that goes from brain to face. On top of that our face is how we express ourselves so in the event of failure you might not just end up with a broken body, you could end up with a broken body _and_ face.
There is a truth that own child with own dna doesn't rejected body organs so a person can transplant his body to his son and replace the brain 🧠.. is that possible 😂😂
Idk, Can't you develop a tech to transplant brain directly instead of swapping body & face? Or may be a tech to transfer the cognitive consciousness, now that we r leaping ahead in AI.
Cool animation, looks pretty real. I like how they use Magic Wand spray to regenerate the skin and muscles near the end. If only it was true. And confidently make a spinal cord connection when no one can fix even small amounts of damage yet. ScyFi at its best. Oh, and nice funding video too.
At the same time, they can operate on fresh cadavers offered by people who donated their body to science. Apes and humans aren't so similar when it comes to exact/precise anatomy like a full body transplant. Plus the AI NEEDS to SOLELY train on ONLY HUMANS to work.
When I imagine that this might be possible in the future, two feelings arise within me: discomfort and hope. The first feeling is discomfort and fear, as this operation seems like something out of a dystopian film. The second feeling is hope, that such measures could improve both the quality and length of life. Both feelings are inherent to human nature: The first feeling is natural, as such an operation could profoundly impact how we perceive ourselves as finite beings. This new way of thinking could be so fundamentally different from previous ones that it might be said we would become different people. The second feeling, hope, is also natural. This operation could have positive effects by eliminating undesirable conditions such as aging and paralysis, leading to an incredible increase in well-being.
@@SolomanGrundy1He's not wrong there you know. Even if we overlook other issues with this concept, immune reaction will be severe to say the least. To answer your question, it works exactly the same, i.e. if you transfuse whole blood you can get all sorts of fun side effects like arrhythmia, hypothermia and up to metabolic alkolosis and heart attack. And regarding transplants, even if it's from a twin you would still have to take immunosuppressors for like ever, and your overall lifespan would be slashed in about half, so yeah, that's not the way chief.
@@SolomanGrundy1 in kidney transplant, only well matched kidney can be transplanted. and regardless of anything, one has to live on immunosupressent for thier entire life since body never actually accepts it.
@JoHn-if6wy you'll be in a coma for 4 weeks and still be bed ridden til you have to do more than likely years of physical therapy just to be able to walk and who knows if you'll be able to run again and what if the immune system rejects the body.
wait, you aren't giving new hope to patients with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Those are issues that begin and end in the brain. You give one of those patients a new body and they still have the diseased brain and it will trickle down to their new body. You had me thinking this could actually become a thing until you wrote that. Severed spinal cords, yes. However, even some diseases that leave the thinking brain intact are still brain initiated, for example, ALS starts in the brain stem. Even Polio affects the brain stem.
Mmm, I’m thinking about having some sort of machine neck ring placed around head and body, so that you can change your body throughout the weak. I’m thinking ahead
A yes, the "brain dead" donor. Could just imagine explaining this procedure to a donor's loved one: "So your husband may never fully recover, but there is a chance he could give new life to a wealthy elderly man. He just needs your husband's body and his face. Please sign here to agree to give away your husband's likeness to Golden McGreedmore!"
You go in for a minor procedure and the doctor notices you're a perfect candidate for transplant... "I'm sorry Mrs Donor. There was a complication and your husband didn't make it. I'm very sorry for your loss."
We assume it's temporarily dead (not brain dead, but body dead), but oxygen is still in the cells, same as the anesthetics. Substances can still interact with the neurons and all other cells WITHOUT the need of blood. Blood is just a means of transportation and delivery of necessary substances. Plus, the operation is held at 5°C, which is close to the freezing point, maintaining integrity and avoiding degradation of the cells
@@SoftAlexandra3 this is hard to wrap my mind around.This is nuts. I’m sure we will eventually get there, but I seriously doubt we’re anywhere close yet. But if no one tries, we will never achieve it.
@@CRASS2047 even if we could, should we do it? There's way more to it than the technical/biological skills required. Our gut is our second brain, everything works together, if you attempt to split it would play hell, besides the rejection issues. I call bs on this technology.
Not gonna lie, this machine looks amazing. I can already imagine the amount of people this machine could save. The kind of technology, unfortunately, would be possible by the 2050s... if our best and brightest figure out how to pull it off. Nevertheless... this machine could bring a lot of miracles to the world of medicine.
this is beyond crazy technology. if this is possible anything is possible. we are now in the crazy world of future tech where anything and everything is possible
Im sure this technology will find many people that want this kind of procedure. People that suffer from paralysis or some other body disabling disease. Or maybe just the people who want to be transplanted from a skinny body type to a muscular one. Basically anything that people want and can imagine will be a reality soon.
@@lazarusblackwell6988 really? did it get more accessible to fix your teeth now in 2024 ?. Just a random example of another medical procedure that was around for years. In 2024 humanity has decades of experience doing that, super advanced new technology making the entire thing safer and better in every way, yet it gets more and more expensive to do year after year without exception. You are out of your mind to think that replacing an entire body will be accessible to a regular working person. The only part of this scheme that you, i or any other regular person will have access to is the 'giving your body' part of it, not the 'receiving new body' part.
I am just amazed at this groundbreaking technology....the technology to create a video of something completely unachievable but which appears to be factual
somebody might says: you crazy??? before the invention of Airplane in the past, Wright brothers criticize several times, but they succeed eventually, point is, we'll never know the extent of Science in the Future.
I thought this is just another sci-fi CG movie of some *"fictional advertisement of technology that does not exist"* until I expanded the description... This guy is out of his mind!!
Exactly. The spinal chord reconnection would be the crucial step to be demonstrated as a real possibility with previous animal transplant success cases. No way on how to do this without prior animal success cases.
Not only is it difficult to connect the nerve bundle itself, but the risk of side effects after surgery is high, so the chances of success are low. Additionally, even if a surgical robot is developed, it will be difficult to obtain approval from regulatory authorities due to ethical issues.
Yes, this is of course altering the God's creation. Nobody knows where the human soul's located. What if this process actually brings back the dead instead of giving new body to the patient?
@@kayrules2 I may not be the best person to ask, but in my opinion, no cult or religion that I have ever seen locates the soul in the body; in all three major religions, the body is merely a container. In my opinion, the goal of the future is to build syntethic body parts from human cells, enabling us to grow new limbs and offering patients with debilitating illnesses new hope. Can you imagine giving an injured person new, functional legs?
80 to 100 years life with a body created by mother nature is enough😂. We are fully satisfied with that Inspite of this artificials, try to spread a heathy green nature without pesticides and nonsense chemicals all over the earth. That will be much more blissful for us🌱 & I think That'll be much more tougher than this.
As a PhD in translational medicine, I see a lot of BS for attracting investments only.
What "advanced real-time molecular iamging techniques"?
How they ensure 360° observation and manipulation during procedure?
There is a ton of research into autonomous, fully robotic suturing and ligation, but I don't think there is one that could do what is required for this demo.
Human anatomy might differ drastically, not only by size, but also blood vessel, muscle etc structures.
There are also about half a dozen medical problems which if resolved currently have a chance to get Nobel Prize.
Nothing wrong with some moneybags spending money on these BS projects instead of buying new yachts or whatever.
Questo mi consola
True but as an entrepreneur I can tell you that you need to communicate a vision ton attract money and talent to achieve it. This kind of driver can lead to research breakthrough, their first focus would be on spin cord transplantation. It’s 30 years plus project
@@pierozi765 this is evident cgi bullcrap that will never be possible are you kidding me?
Yeah, I'm not a doctor but I can definitely see the high-degree of BS in this. A fool and his money is easily parted and, yes, this company very well may make tens, if not hundreds, of millions off of Silcom Valley investment firms in the off-hope that they actually succeed. I have to hand it too them, though. They spent maybe $20-30k on this video and they may easily rake in $20m. That's not a bad ROI, for sure.
when bro falls asleep first at the sleepover:
The part where they both swap faces is a movie called face off
@@firewood18 LMAO
This is without a doubt, hands down, the single funniest attempt to get funding I've ever seen. Absolutely hilarious through and through.
Pretty much lol. Gotta give credit where it’s due though.
Personally I would have preferred to have A.I. use John Travolta and Nicolas Cage in the video😂
Good video production though 😂
😅😅😅😅For real damn
@@REAP.0831 This is like Face-Off on steroids 😂
As a trauma nurse, even I have enough knowledge to know how ridiculous this is. But I give it an A for effort and imagination.
Did the OP’s name give it away? lol
We're gonna get Head Transplants before we get GTA 6 WTF
😂
it is fake... science isnt there yet. you silly sheep.
So true.
LOL good one haha, at least we would be able to play it with younger bodies like some of us used to haha
I dun play that game but still LOL
Lol at the little robot hands shooting "healing spray" at the body. Yep, this is legit for sure...
From MIT review
"We can report that BrainBridge is not a real company-it’s not incorporated anywhere. The video was made by Hashem Al-Ghaili, a Yemeni science communicator and film director who in 2022 made a viral video called “EctoLife,” about artificial wombs, that also left journalists scrambling to determine if it was real or not."
What about dna of two different bodies?
Tbh he should get a job creating ads for biotechnology companies. The scariest part is though these are both fictional, we do have the tech to do both of these currently. What is happening behind closed doors is probably, in the words of Nicolai Tesla:" Man made horrors beyond your ability to comprehend" 😮😳💀
You’d have to be bill gates or some Russian billionaire to afford this....
Not every country shares America's brain dead Healthcare model.
If the machine doesn't cost billions to make, or operate, and is as revolutionary as this machine seems to be, it'll disseminate itself for public use in some shape or form.
You might as well say only billionaires can afford brain surgery or heart transplants.
Почему именно российским? 😂
@@ДианаАхметова-ю8м It’s like in the movie 2012, the Russian billionaire can afford a seat on the “boat”. 👍
Руссиа ❤️
@@-someone-.А американского толстосума на кораблик не пустили 😂
@@-someone-. понятно 😃 у нас конечно есть богатые, но в России говорят что самые богаты живут в США и в Дубай)) потому что весь мир в долларах рассчитывается, и доллар мировая валюта 🤑
This is a thing directly out of hell.
Believe in Jesus Christ and Repent from your sins because kingdom is coming back !
@@adamredinsky5401 mythology, but this video does seem to be nonsense.
If Hell actually existed, we’d all be clamoring for this surgery as we lay dying just to avoid going there! Hell is awful and I pray to Christ it doesn’t exist.
@@BennyMcGheedon't pray that it doesn't exist. Just pray to Christ to seek God and you will find the kingdom of heaven. Simple.
why?
Boston Dynamics : creepiest robot video.
BrainBridge : hold my beer..
🤣🤣🤣
😂😅
Boston Dynamics - does it involve the Uncanny Valley?
BrainBridge: hold my proprietary chemical adhesive, polyethylene glycol.
And what about EctoLife?
ruclips.net/video/O2RIvJ1U7RE/видео.htmlsi=j22m_16TwhjOwgxi
There is a high change that the body will reject the brain or vice versa. In general, it is a very complex procedure with lots of nuances
They pulled the first aid spray from Resident Evil!
The world is now Altered Carbon
😂😂😂😂 You can just glue your hand back on and it still works!😂
Lol just mix some random herbs from plants and somehow you'll be back in full health despite being thrown around like a ragdoll
@@hunterofdarkness8329 not enough cash stranger!
Look what Gemini (bot) said about it :
"The BrainBridge project you're hearing about is not a real company in the traditional sense. It's an art project designed to spark conversation about the ethics and feasibility of head transplants.
Here's the breakdown:
Viral video: The project launched with a video depicting a head transplant surgery. It gained a lot of attention, but it's fictional.
Created by a science communicator: The project is the work of Hashem Al-Ghaili, who aims to push boundaries and explore the potential of science.
Not a real company: There's no incorporated business behind BrainBridge. The job postings are also part of the act.
So, it's not a scam, but it's also not a legitimate company on the verge of performing head transplants"
Imagine the machine breaking down during the process.
you get a partial refund
@@davideaton1704😂😂😂
electricity break down
Can u put soul on dead body , u r head of all , i mean to say that u r ahead of all religious's God
My town boy is also smart in amendment
Well at that point sucks to be you 😂😂😂😂😂
This is incredibly disturbing!
A doctor comes in and says "Congratulations! But unfortunately since this is a new procedure your insurance isn't going to cover it all. So we're going to give you 3 choices for brains and you can decide which you can afford."
The man says to the doctor "Okay, what are they?"
The doctor says "Well, first there's engineer brain, that's $100 an ounce. Then there's astrophysicist brain, that'll cost you $200 an ounce. Finally there's politician brain. That's the most expensive at $1000 an ounce."
The man looks at the doctor, surprised. "that's absurd! Why is the politician brain so expensive?"
The doctor turns to him and says "Sir, do you have any idea how many politicians it takes to get an ounce of brain?"
lol well done! very creative
Well done, Sir!
The politician brain shouldn't be worth more than the astrophysicist and engineer.
Ok nevermind I didn't read the whole joke lol.
That's a good one 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
The animation is pretty neat, but there's some little things that shatter the illusion..
1. The immune system will reject the brain in any case, new face doesn't matter
2. If the AI still needs to learn, there's the chance for mistakes. Which results in the death of both the donor and recipient.
3. How do you train an AI on this?
The immune system cannot reject a brain. The blood-brain barrier prevents new immune cells from entering and old immune cells from leaving.
Peopme will show this video in 2150 with the caption "future as imagined by people in 2024" and the real future will be something completely different, on a broken holographic cell phone in a Mad Max desert city.
Yeah haha people think the future is bright not some dystopian multicultural tyranny whoch it likely will be
This is very real. But it's only for the globalist elite.
this is seriously funny...
You just describe steampunk
Bro this comment is outrageously underrated, this is literally one falling domino away from being the truth, that’s if the domino hasn’t already fell…
من سابع المستحيلات توصل البشرية لهذي المرحلة ، خاصة و الانسان به روح ليس علبة طعام تغير الغطاء متى تشاء
Taking “sex change” to a whole new level.
That is actually another application the surgeons probably never even thought of, why bother with hormone replacement therapy and countless surgeries when you can simply slap your head on a donor body of the opposite sex?
Absolutely insanity.
@@solthekingggThat's why I'm building a spaceship to get the frick up on outta this mug
@@solthekingggJesus will come back and destroy this rubbish
@@TheInventorOfMagicas a muslima I couldn’t agree more
This is one of the most wonderful news!
Sadly, I won't live long enough to see it implemented in hospitals and accepted unanimously by society.
Imagine the goodness!
Yes, because I can only imagine. ❤
Brains are all connected differently to sensory systems and autonomic systems. You would need to also establish a firing pattern map of the donor and recipient bodies first to determine where connections should be wired to, and it might be more difficult with the donor body... You need to stimulate all the neuron pathways to determine effect and also the reverse from nociceptors in like the skin back to the thalamus. This tech could work but probably like 200 years from now.
With chat-gpt you can cut time in half
It would still be pointless because even if we had such technology, it would be simpler to treat whatever paralysis the patient has in their own body than to fucking transplant their head onto a corpse
Though the brain bridge machine isnt real currently they could find where to connect using functional MRI, 18F glucose scans, and electroconduction nerve mapping to do it. They could reconnect the spine and major nerve branches using a electrostimulator, neuronal growth factor peptide and an apotosis (capsase) inhibitor They have done it on chimpanzees and rodents 😮
Humans are fascinating. This constant need of challenging nature in parallel to big society goals is truly fascinating.
So, this isn't actually a head transplant. It's a full body transplant. A head transplant isn't even logically possible, because you wouldn't be you. You'd be the other person. Think about it.
You sound like a well respected scientist that's spent his whole life studying this field. I agree with you 100%
That’s like calling a dick transplant a body transplant
@@leedixon9862That's just about the right name, since it's believed that consciousness lies in the brain, head.
This get a bit philosophical. You think that "you" sitting not in your head but in torso? Where exactly? 🤔
I don't think so it's actually you why I'm saying it's a head transplant mean your brain in other body but your consciousness is not other bcoz your consciousness store in brain not in body if person use same appearance I mean same clothes as other body... btw incase if doctor knows you and don't like you he attach your head in woman body for revenge 😂
This is utterly wild! I do not see anything like this coming to fruition for at LEAST another 100 years. Science fiction has had a way of becoming non-fiction over the last 75 years but this is just way too early for it's time.
It certainly looks interesting, but to implement this, you need to make several breakthroughs in neurology; the spinal cord and its immune mechanisms must become friends and not fight the new meat... Without much detail, it looks too fantastic.
Too fantastic a way to con investors you mean? Get rich, bankrupt company, laugh.
The necessary breakthroughs are part of the project with the hope of having them within eight years but realistically planning to be ready in 30 years.
I think that this will be more successful if they can clone your body young and then replace your head on your younger body
More realistic is to print new body from your stemcells. It will be more realistic and cheaper.
@@krashd I doubt it personally. The breakthroughs will be so numerous and profound, were looking at like dozens of nobel prizes. No one single project or company has ever done that, and the chances are very slim. So slim that I'd say we're tryna find tinker bell. And that's just me with my glancing reading at some articles. Imagine a PhDs reactions...
Recipient *RECEIVES* a new body. So the operation should be called a full body transplant.
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think about if they should. What you call discovery, i call it the rape of the natural world."
~Dr Ian Malcolm
100%
dont worry. they cant. its just to scam rich
@@raukoringexactly!
Participants will sign a waiver/ indemnity, and if something “unfortunately” goes wrong, they’ll implant GPT-66 into the remaining body so that “it” can continue to exist...👀
cloning dinosaurs is not the same as this, at least that's my humble opinion
Isn’t this why God destroyed Atlantis?? They started playing God.
The day you feel happy having a small package, aren't no elites out there wanting to steal my body lol
Imagine the psychological recovery from this. Bro is literally living in someone else’s body
Better than in your body with terminal cancer.
Would be so freaky
@@operarioespeculador-trader1776 thats what i think,what makes me hyped about head transplants is that pacients with terminal cancer or tumor would be able to live a whole new life ,you also could live in a new body once you reach your limit tough
Or what if they can fully 3d print your body with your dna tissue and some other enhancements to prevent any rejection.
1 you have the best of all worlds, a younger stronger body.
2, you'll live longer.
But!!!, your brain gets older..
Or someone living with someone else's head.
Honestly, I don't know if I have to unsubscribe or not, this isn't the kind of content I love...
I think just brain transplant would be easier, less stuff to do during surgery, and lets say we end up finding a way to clone our selves without the brain, so we could transplant our brain into said 'empty' clones eternally.
that's the inevitable next step
Actually there would be more to do because you are still severing everything that goes from brain to body, but now you've added everything that goes from brain to face. On top of that our face is how we express ourselves so in the event of failure you might not just end up with a broken body, you could end up with a broken body _and_ face.
There is a truth that own child with own dna doesn't rejected body organs so a person can transplant his body to his son and replace the brain 🧠.. is that possible 😂😂
Idk,
Can't you develop a tech to transplant brain directly instead of swapping body & face?
Or may be a tech to transfer the cognitive consciousness, now that we r leaping ahead in AI.
@@pawansurwar WTF? that is degeneracy dude...
Doctor:- Sorry but mistakenly we stitched the body upside-down, now your butt is in the front💀
OMG 😱😱, its scary as well as interesting.
Only Top of the Top 1% in the world can afford it.
0.001%*
it sounds painful
@@Зашкварныеистории-п7к And even the success rate would be same as 0.000000001%
Cool animation, looks pretty real. I like how they use Magic Wand spray to regenerate the skin and muscles near the end. If only it was true. And confidently make a spinal cord connection when no one can fix even small amounts of damage yet. ScyFi at its best. Oh, and nice funding video too.
The most horrific thing about this is how many monkeys will have to die. Also, missed opportunity for the mutant to give a thumbs up at the end.
At the same time, they can operate on fresh cadavers offered by people who donated their body to science. Apes and humans aren't so similar when it comes to exact/precise anatomy like a full body transplant. Plus the AI NEEDS to SOLELY train on ONLY HUMANS to work.
They're wanting to do this to humans and you're more concerned about monkeys? No wonder we're in the condition we're in as a world.
Better than beagles that Faucis buddies studied on
They don’t use monkeys and other animals that much anymore they went back to live human subjects to work on and test on 😅
womp womp
When I imagine that this might be possible in the future, two feelings arise within me: discomfort and hope. The first feeling is discomfort and fear, as this operation seems like something out of a dystopian film. The second feeling is hope, that such measures could improve both the quality and length of life. Both feelings are inherent to human nature:
The first feeling is natural, as such an operation could profoundly impact how we perceive ourselves as finite beings. This new way of thinking could be so fundamentally different from previous ones that it might be said we would become different people.
The second feeling, hope, is also natural. This operation could have positive effects by eliminating undesirable conditions such as aging and paralysis, leading to an incredible increase in well-being.
Wouldn't Immune System Attack Foreign Cells
Umm how does a blood transfusion or other transplants like kidney work
@@SolomanGrundy1 your body rejects any transplanted organ. You have to keep using drugs to weaken your immune system ,everyday
@@SolomanGrundy1He's not wrong there you know. Even if we overlook other issues with this concept, immune reaction will be severe to say the least. To answer your question, it works exactly the same, i.e. if you transfuse whole blood you can get all sorts of fun side effects like arrhythmia, hypothermia and up to metabolic alkolosis and heart attack. And regarding transplants, even if it's from a twin you would still have to take immunosuppressors for like ever, and your overall lifespan would be slashed in about half, so yeah, that's not the way chief.
Dolly the sheep was cloned back in 1997... technology and science have made many strides since then... we just need to overcome the ethical problem
@@SolomanGrundy1 in kidney transplant, only well matched kidney can be transplanted. and regardless of anything, one has to live on immunosupressent for thier entire life since body never actually accepts it.
Where do people get these ideas? Hell?
Lol yeah
How is this hell it can make you live forever
إنه يمني
Think I'll just die instead
😂
dying is scary. Il take my new body any day any time
@@JoHn-if6wyoh, there are many things worse than death.
@JoHn-if6wy you'll be in a coma for 4 weeks and still be bed ridden til you have to do more than likely years of physical therapy just to be able to walk and who knows if you'll be able to run again and what if the immune system rejects the body.
@@TheBmonster1 but once they perfect it! Boom no need for the rest of us hahha.
Lmao @ “reconnecting the spinal cord “ with A.i
Walt Disney supports this startup campaign 😂
With all incredibly fast advancements in tech that we have seen last years, that will be totally possible in a matter of time.
That´s a full on body transplant if you think about it.
Bro what is this emoji?
@@user-vo7nn3ft8u I have RUclips premium, probably is part of the perks, not 100% sure.
Never even think about using that goofy ass emoji again
@@RogginMyNogin on me bro wtf is that?😭😭😭
Cursed emoji.
wait, you aren't giving new hope to patients with Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Those are issues that begin and end in the brain. You give one of those patients a new body and they still have the diseased brain and it will trickle down to their new body. You had me thinking this could actually become a thing until you wrote that. Severed spinal cords, yes. However, even some diseases that leave the thinking brain intact are still brain initiated, for example, ALS starts in the brain stem. Even Polio affects the brain stem.
Why worry about basic healthcare when we can help the 1% live forever?
That’s why you “eat the rich”
WAIT, why do you need to remove the recipient face if his head has been fused to the donors body?
Didn't understand it either
Wouldn't it be easier to just switch the brains?
@@palmettostateoutdoors4945 I also have this question.
So this was the concept of the movie, "Get Out" 😲
True 😂
You mean “total recall “
You mean “Level 16”
🤭😬
Face off movie
Yes, that healing spray ought to fix things up
Mmm, I’m thinking about having some sort of machine neck ring placed around head and body, so that you can change your body throughout the weak. I’m thinking ahead
“Swatch body” 😂😂😂
Plug'n'Play
@@pilkjaer That's funny!🤣
I'll be dead before technology like this exists.
A yes, the "brain dead" donor.
Could just imagine explaining this procedure to a donor's loved one: "So your husband may never fully recover, but there is a chance he could give new life to a wealthy elderly man. He just needs your husband's body and his face. Please sign here to agree to give away your husband's likeness to Golden McGreedmore!"
if ithis rich asshole pays more that this family can earn in their life, what exactly is the problem?
Haven’t you seen Robocop? It worked in that!
Get half of his wealth then yes
You go in for a minor procedure and the doctor notices you're a perfect candidate for transplant... "I'm sorry Mrs Donor. There was a complication and your husband didn't make it. I'm very sorry for your loss."
@@ChaniJRandazzo I can definitely see that happening.
Imagine the machine going for their own updates in between the head transplants
If all the blood is drained containing the anesthesia drug, how would the recipient not wake up?
We assume it's temporarily dead (not brain dead, but body dead), but oxygen is still in the cells, same as the anesthetics. Substances can still interact with the neurons and all other cells WITHOUT the need of blood. Blood is just a means of transportation and delivery of necessary substances. Plus, the operation is held at 5°C, which is close to the freezing point, maintaining integrity and avoiding degradation of the cells
@@SoftAlexandra3 this is hard to wrap my mind around.This is nuts. I’m sure we will eventually get there, but I seriously doubt we’re anywhere close yet. But if no one tries, we will never achieve it.
@@CRASS2047 even if we could, should we do it? There's way more to it than the technical/biological skills required. Our gut is our second brain, everything works together, if you attempt to split it would play hell, besides the rejection issues.
I call bs on this technology.
Not gonna lie, this machine looks amazing.
I can already imagine the amount of people this machine could save.
The kind of technology, unfortunately, would be possible by the 2050s... if our best and brightest figure out how to pull it off.
Nevertheless... this machine could bring a lot of miracles to the world of medicine.
This has the same vibe as those tiktok home renovation videos
galvanized square steel required
I love the part where the patient can control some medical objects using his head
This is horrific.
in a good way.
@@jamesharren3882nope
@@jamesharren3882no
Really,
This is horseshit. Litterally against all medical knowledge
Okay that blew my mind..literally
Hashem Al-Ghaili - PLEASE do not delete this video, ever!🙂
It’s on their website also.
@@-someone-. Thanks
This is a program that have future! Billionaires would invest certainly!!
Where are the cool Frankenstein neck bolts?🧠🪡⚡
that is so 1800s
this is beyond crazy technology. if this is possible anything is possible. we are now in the crazy world of future tech where anything and everything is possible
Im sure this technology will find many people that want this kind of procedure.
People that suffer from paralysis or some other body disabling disease.
Or maybe just the people who want to be transplanted from a skinny body type to a muscular one.
Basically anything that people want and can imagine will be a reality soon.
You don't really think the average citizen will be able to take advantage of this, do you? This is for the ultra rich and powerful.
@@fizzyridertoo Man.Everything gets accessible in time.
@@lazarusblackwell6988 really? did it get more accessible to fix your teeth now in 2024 ?. Just a random example of another medical procedure that was around for years. In 2024 humanity has decades of experience doing that, super advanced new technology making the entire thing safer and better in every way, yet it gets more and more expensive to do year after year without exception.
You are out of your mind to think that replacing an entire body will be accessible to a regular working person. The only part of this scheme that you, i or any other regular person will have access to is the 'giving your body' part of it, not the 'receiving new body' part.
And where will you get the bodies? How many people are going to sell their loved one's who are brain-dead or in comas?
@@bluesides8323 Im not an expert.I just gave my view. The experts will figure it out.Ask them if you really want an answer.
I’d probably find this funny if I wasn’t screaming internally
I'm getting major "SOLAR ROADWAYS!" vibes from this
Yep. Solar. Frickin'. Roadways. LOL.
Solar Freakin Roadways on steroids
The Bible says: Men are going to want to die and can't because death will flee from him. Anybody think this might be it?. 🤷♂️
I would rather die than to do this. The Lord’s plans will always prevail.
I think we should invest more on cybernetics or human body augmentation over this one. Too risky.
Agreed.
Nicely made video.
Thank you for sharing your idea.
DIO : I've seen enough, I'm satisfied
This is cool but I’m concerned about if the machine has a misread for a vein
"Brain and brain! What is brain?"
_Star Trek_
I am just amazed at this groundbreaking technology....the technology to create a video of something completely unachievable but which appears to be factual
somebody might says: you crazy???
before the invention of Airplane in the past, Wright brothers criticize several times, but they succeed eventually, point is, we'll never know the extent of Science in the Future.
Yea. impossible word shattered so many hopes
And I thought penile elongation was a dream now I see the results and I am happy as happy as a gay man in a submarine
It's impossible but would you want this to be possible??
Alberto Santos-Dumont, not Wright brothers...
Sabtia Dumont mandou abraços.
I thought this is just another sci-fi CG movie of some *"fictional advertisement of technology that does not exist"* until I expanded the description...
This guy is out of his mind!!
Sounds like a sequel to The Island (2005) or a new sci-fi horror film
My mind is just blown by this, got me itching my forehead
This movie has already been done. It's called Coma.
And it's not a movie.
Only one question: where are the animals you used so far and what percentage of them are still alive?
Exactly. The spinal chord reconnection would be the crucial step to be demonstrated as a real possibility with previous animal transplant success cases. No way on how to do this without prior animal success cases.
Stop asking questions. You are preventing them from scam money out of people.
مفهوم جديد وقوي لكن المشكله الجانب الاخلاقي لهذه العمليه!
as long as there is good security, i hope things like terrorism will not be an issue from fear mongers
متى كانت لديهم أخلاق؟
شدخل الاخلاق
Anyways, Robocop would be happy using this type of technology. Thank you for the entertainment.
Man I really miss when I was 15 years younger and a hopeful moron that would've believed this shit for even a second. Those were the days.
When both of your friends is the first sleepover
I remember that Ryan Reynolds's movie "Self/less"... it didn't end well lol
Good movie that, have you also seen Criminal? Ryan Reynolds' mind gets implanted on to Kevin Costner's.
@@krashd oh yeah "Criminal" too! I totally forgot about that one, good call 🙌🏼
تحياتي للمبدع الخيالي هاشم الغيلي❤
What an unusual beauty salon
If we can convince people into a expedition on the Titan submarine we can do anything!
This is like that Onion head rip-off machine but it keeps going after it rips the head off
sign me up, i want my head grafted on a massive bull's body with giant eagle wings
Where can I buy one? 🤔
I know people that can give you a head but it will cost you
@@SolomanGrundy1 I'm talking about the machine and not a head.
Not only is it difficult to connect the nerve bundle itself, but the risk of side effects after surgery is high, so the chances of success are low.
Additionally, even if a surgical robot is developed, it will be difficult to obtain approval from regulatory authorities due to ethical issues.
Why need anesthesia for donor? Not like he is going to live afterwards
Because it will become the body of the recepient after a short moment.
Reduce pain probably. Looks incredibly fishy, this video does though.
Good point, for is said in the video, the donor is already brain dead, so would not need it.
@@glenfoxh What? bro he still feels pain that's not what the term means.
@@MuhammedAasil no he doesn’t the neurons are not connected and the brain is not awake
Then, upon waking up, the patient picks up a pack of smokes and two cases of beer for when he watches the video of his robotic transplant.
Kinda reminds me of altered carbon. Next thing we knew its only just consciousness that you need to transfer
If you get an 80 year old skull on a 20 year old donor, your head would stay the same "age" or would it eventually rejuvenate a little?
Oh my fucking god you are altering the creation 😂😂
This is science, I don’t see why you’re telling this. There are happy people living a happy life with someone else’s heart, progress is progress.
@@mootion it's sarcastic joke bro
Watch your mouth bro wtf 🤬
Yes, this is of course altering the God's creation. Nobody knows where the human soul's located. What if this process actually brings back the dead instead of giving new body to the patient?
@@kayrules2 I may not be the best person to ask, but in my opinion, no cult or religion that I have ever seen locates the soul in the body; in all three major religions, the body is merely a container. In my opinion, the goal of the future is to build syntethic body parts from human cells, enabling us to grow new limbs and offering patients with debilitating illnesses new hope. Can you imagine giving an injured person new, functional legs?
this could help me live forever
80 to 100 years life with a body created by mother nature is enough😂. We are fully satisfied with that
Inspite of this artificials, try to spread a heathy green nature without pesticides and nonsense chemicals all over the earth. That will be much more blissful for us🌱
& I think That'll be much more tougher than this.
comments like yours are the ones that need more likes
Drop the phone mam.
خلقته الطبيعه😑❌️
Zack: I have the scariest videos ever!
Brain bridge: ohh deceived 🤫🤫
Thats insane!
No matter what will happen to this innovation, some group will question this operation.