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Date: Thu, 11 May 2000 06:54:52 EDT
Subject: Re: CryoNet #13683 - #13686

> Umm, forgive me for pointing out the obvious, especially if it has been 
already
> and I just missed it, being so behind in my mail, but if the brain must be 
frozen 
>for the QND to work to record it, is it not just going to record the damage 
already 
>done? What good does this accomplish in knowing the undamaged positional 
>relationships of brain material?
> 
> James Swayze
>

A quantum nondemolition (QND) brain (or any oter organ) reader is an 
information
retrivial system. It read a biological system as a magnetic head reads a tape.
It is not a repair system, it give us access to the current state of a organ, 
without
destroying it. From here, a "descrambler" software must be used to guess what
the original system was before any destruction (by death, freezing,  and so 
on).
the next step is then to build a simulation of the brain or direct some 
nanorepair
system to the original to get it in working order.

Yvan Bozzonetti.

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