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| Yes, I strongly believe this will be able to help people who... | 1072 votes |
Yes, I strongly believe this will be able to help people who otherwise couldn't receive help
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Yes, I strongly believe this will be able to help people who otherwise couldn't receive help
| No, there is still a long way before tackling completely brain... | 398 votes |
No, there is still a long way before tackling completely brain diseases
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No, there is still a long way before tackling completely brain diseases
| Yes, but I think it's applications are really limited | 307 votes |
Yes, but I think it's applications are really limited
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| I would rather not answer | 263 votes |
I would rather not answer
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mc-r
Clearly the brain is exceedingly complex, and the least understood part of our body. Simply by nature of the brain's function, there are such intricacies of interconnectivity within itself as well as other parts of the body. It seems to me, any attempt to artificially create the actual physical tools of its functionality could result in some unintended and unpredictable outcomes. Not exactly an area where "oops" is an option.