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Natural Science Forum / Physics / General Physics / April 2008immortality proposal
dear friends, i don't know wether this is a novel idea but in my opinion it is an idea whose time certainly has come. earlier i had proposed harvesting cloned organs from bodies who had their heads inhibited from the preegg stage. i feel that for the long term this method will not prove effective for the present generation. i have therefore thought more along the lines of ideas proposed in hollywood films and settled on the idea of transplanting the head from the base of the neck into a mobile ventilation unit. in the ideal case, with refinements, it could resemble something similar to the robocop suit. i feel that it is within the wit of man, given sufficient resources, to deliver this mechanism of life extension. initial thoughts on a provisional design would be along the lines of the following: the suit would require replenishment on a daily basis of the nutrient module and the waste module can be emptied anywhere up to a month. the blood supply can be replenished monthly (or every 3 years for blood substitutes) from the blood bank which can grow headless bodies to generate the blood supply. the lithium ion batteries need to be recharched on a daily basis. artificial oxygenation of the blood supply means that there is no longer a need for lungs except to provide the ability to speak. these artificial lungs can be computer controled via the brain computer interface. alternatively the vocal cords can be made redundent through the use of entirely computer generated sound. further enhancements can be made to the sight and hearing via implants or other devices. the added functionality of a mechanical vehicle will provide enhanced abilities in travel on land, air, under water and in space. so this is the solution for the long term for the present generation increasing abilities in some respects while diminishing functionalities in others. i welcome offers from institutions to take research to conclusion. (snip - at last, an entertaining loony!) > the added functionality of a mechanical vehicle will provide enhanced > abilities in travel on land, air, under water and in space. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > i welcome offers from institutions to take research to conclusion. -- 'foolsrushin.' Yea, Maybe Al Gore will volunteer for this? He could save us all from global warming if he is around long enough. > dear friends, > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > i welcome offers from institutions to take research to conclusion. > dear friends, > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > i welcome offers from institutions to take research to conclusion. All this isn't necessary. I am selling "Immortality Pills" and I offer a lifetime guarantee with every purchase!!!!  SignatureTom Potter http://www.geocities.com/tdp1001/index.html http://notsocrazyideas.blogspot.com http://tdp1001.wiki.zoho.com http://groups.msn.com/PotterPhotos ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com ** > dear friends, > > i don't know wether this is a novel idea but in my opinion it is an > idea whose time certainly has come. Already an idiot. Nice spam list, a.shole. > earlier i had proposed harvesting > cloned organs from bodies who had their heads inhibited from the > preegg stage. Harvest the Third World. > i feel that for the long term this method will not prove > effective for the present generation. i have therefore thought more > along the lines of ideas proposed in hollywood films] Did you study to be stooopid? > and settled on > the idea of transplanting the head from the base of the neck into a > mobile ventilation unit. Idiot. "Futurama" heads in a jar. Might one suppose amputating the body will lead to the whole body analogue of phantom limb pain? How's that for an itch that cannot be scratched? Any part of the sensory brain that is denied input begins to scream. Severe hearing deficit in a narrow frequency window eventually results in horrible tinnitus. The simple cure is to slap on pair of headphones and blast in that frequency. Teh erhosn feel loved and they stop screaming. > i welcome offers from institutions to take research to conclusion. Cut off your head then call 911. SignatureUncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2 >> dear friends, >> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > The simple cure is to slap on pair of headphones and blast in that > frequency. Teh erhosn feel loved and they stop screaming. This is the first time I snarfed doritos instead of Pepsie. Thank's AL. That was god damn funny. >> i welcome offers from institutions to take research to conclusion. > > Cut off your head then call 911. > > earlier i had proposed harvesting > > cloned organs from bodies who had their heads inhibited from the > > preegg stage. > > Harvest the Third World. This brings up the image of giant harvesting machines, each which stands on 3 legs and has large snake-like appendages which snatch up large numbers of people at a time, to place in a waiting carriage for the mulching machine. Each, of course, has a powerful plasma beam emitting device for self-defense. > Idiot. "Futurama" heads in a jar. Might one suppose amputating the > body will lead to the whole body analogue of phantom limb pain? How's [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > The simple cure is to slap on pair of headphones and blast in that > frequency. Teh erhosn feel loved and they stop screaming. uncle al, ordinarily i would agree with you based on the information given but let me present an elaboration which will put the matter in a new light. firstly, the head will retain sensory and motor function, retaining all five senses. secondly, those centres of the brain responsible for coordination of other bodily functions will generate specific frequencies. from experimentation these frequencies are known and can be used as a basis for neural dialogue thereby retaining a sense of control over some approximation to the human body. > > Idiot. "Futurama" heads in a jar. Might one suppose amputating the > > body will lead to the whole body analogue of phantom limb pain? How's [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > and can be used as a basis for neural dialogue thereby retaining a > sense of control over some approximation to the human body. Do you read what you write? Losing an arm is a lifetime of discomfort but losign a body is no problem at all? SignatureUncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/lajos.htm#a2 > > > Idiot. "Futurama" heads in a jar. Might one suppose amputating the > > > body will lead to the whole body analogue of phantom limb pain? How's [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > - Show quoted text - al, having seen a documentary on this issue on national geographic channel i think it was, recently, i witnessed the experiments done in russia and america where a severed head connected to a life support machine retains awareness and responds to sensory stimuli. further, extracted brains continued to show em activity and transplanted heads made two headed animals viable. so you see, the science is elementary, what is lacking is the political will to see the research through. about the potential loss of sensation of a body: as i made it clear in my previous posting, the interactive nature of the electrodes fitted to the skull cap ensures that the brain is not deprived of sensory input or motor control of limbs etc. infact i feel it would be possible to enhance interactive capabilities by acquiring control of sophisticated machinery through the computer interface in the visual cortex coupled with motor responses as appropriate. > > > > Idiot. "Futurama" heads in a jar. Might one suppose amputating the > > > > body will lead to the whole body analogue of phantom limb pain? How's [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > - Show quoted text - how about this for a novel development? the patient wears a mobile life-support device on his/her back which is connected to the patients own blood supply. in the event of organ failure, the machine switches on the appropriate program and simultaneously sends a message to the nearest hospital in order to receive a replacement organ which can now be grown to order. > > > > > Idiot. "Futurama" heads in a jar. Might one suppose amputating the > > > > > body will lead to the whole body analogue of phantom limb pain? How's [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > > - Show quoted text - if you are concerned about the weight of this unit, then it can be attached to an electric wheelchair. with this in mind, i contacted an agency in japan to take this matter further. but i suspect that i will hear no response, as prolonging life is clearly a low priority for any world government. now, consider the consequences of extreme old age. some of us might take the line that 'we would rather die than lose our place in the sun' in which case there will be two groups of people, the immortals and the mortals. as befits their abilities, the immortals may decide to offer their services in the teaching profession or government or senior management whereas the beautiful mortals might decide to become entertainers and soldiers and builders. what do you think of that? > > > > Idiot. "Futurama" heads in a jar. Might one suppose amputating the > > > > body will lead to the whole body analogue of phantom limb pain? How's [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > - Show quoted text - betcha your head/brain doesn't last too much longer than the rest of your body before debrading. > dear friends, > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > i welcome offers from institutions to take research to conclusion. The universe doesn't die neither do civilizations. Mitch Raemsch >> dear friends, >> [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > > Mitch Raemsch Your die-hard conventional definition of dying is debatable. ;) |
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