So technically, before 'now'. Anyone that claim 'its not just a science-fiction' are a fool becuz they just happen to pick the right answer before the 'non-fiction' even happening
0451 Shodan Not doing anything useful, bro what did you type that stupid comment on? That's right, a piece of former science fiction, now science fact. Nothing useful, what the hell.
As a stem cell researcher, I am thrilled to see the development in cerebral organoids - This might be our big chance to develop effective drugs for dementia related diseases such as Alzheimer's!
TBH I've got a weird question for if we develop full cures to mental disorders that reverse all the effects: will people like me with disorders such as Autism, which can have some benefits like very specific skills, want to cure that disorder and lose one thing to gain back another? I'm scared that if I ever "cured" my Asperger's Syndrome, I might not be skilled enough in subjects like Math to do the things I love anymore since that aspect of my thought process would likely be gone. I'd rather stay like this if it means I get to keep being great at the stuff I'm great at, I'm an introvert anyway so it doesn't matter all that much to me how well I socialize.
@@baconsandwich1887Unfortunately, I am not a neurologist or psychologist and therefore do not feel entitled to give you a scientific answer about mental disorders. From a personal standpoint, however, one of my best friends has Asperger's syndrome. When we first met, he was introverted but after some weeks of sitting next to each other in class, we started talking (and he was unbelievably funny). I know that he has obstacles from time to time in regards to socialising but he is unbelievably smart. I would not like him to change and he would not either. Many people, however, suffer from neurodegenerative diseases, which are often deadly/or destroy the lives of the patients. Over 45 Million people in the world suffer from dementia, half of which are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. There are no current cures for Alzheimer's which makes it a very tragic disease (Coincidentally, I just made some videos about Alzheimer's). Although Multiple Sclerosis itself is not deadly, over 50% of patients develop cognitive dyfunction, depression is 3 times more common and divorce rates are 9 times higher. These are diseases in which we urgently need to develop cures. If you are interested in such topics, you can subscribe to me and we discuss them in the future.
Science Fiction Science Fictio Science Ficti Science Fict Science Fic Science Fi Science F Science That's how I see things working out currently and the future.
Reminds me of the God of the Gaps fallacy. Like how religious people keep having to give up the whole "God did it" idea. Once we find solid scientific explanations for how the universe works, that's one more thing that religion still can't explain.
As someone with TBI this might one day be key to fixing my broken brain. Please keep growing them as it might turn people like me into more normal, functional human beings one day.
Aleksander Wit I don’t think he means to literally take the lab grown brain and replace his. I’m pretty sure he meant to study it and use that knowledge to help people like him.
Aleksander Wit well if we had the technology to locate where specific memories are located in the brain and the transplant is precisely done that would lower the risk, all you had to do after all is replace the part of the brain where it had the memory that caused the trauma with brand new artificial neurons
If the brain develops a consciousness? Yeah, but who is the brain? How does it comprehend existence as just a brain? I say carry on, it's for a better cause.
Attach it to the internet. Imagine a powerful A.I. connected to the internet. Eventually it will become so powerful it will be aware of everything at the same time. 😱
Scientist: "I wonder what it's thinking" Brain: "Bub bub buda bub. Talking away....Takkeee onnn meeee, take on me, i'll beee goooonnnee, in a day or TWWWOOOOOOOOOOO!"
I assume it can develop way more effectively than our brains, since it doesn't have to care about all the muscles and senses we have Is this the beggining of biocomputing?
I have Congenital Anosmia ( meaning i lack the ability to smell, in my case because i lack both olfactory bulbs ) and hope this is a step in the right direction to maybe fix in in 30 years or so
@@Hamsterbytes Pretty much. Only more like, partial baby clones of me, since implanting foreign cells into a body doesn't really work that well ( there is a chance of rejection ). But since they are clones of me, i can talk for myself and say its okay to make clones of me to harvest parts of other me's to put in me, if that makes sense.
Sounds like thing you can implant into person who is paralyzed, implant where the damage was done maybe this thing can create new connections and reverse the damage. Just a crazy idea but I that could be a good use if that can happen.
@Adriel Ramos that's actually really interesting! Because if you could implant a working brain into a braindead person, the electrical signals would branch out into the patients brain. I wonder if it could work as a Kickstarter?
Imagine criminals being experimented upon sans consent and normal people getting placebo surgeries real time. Continuous advancement may sound good at one point but does it to everyone or is it in the future? What if you are the one chosen would you be happy? You're experimenting for a good outcome out of series of unethical and bad decisions.
You guys said that it has twice as many connections as a cockroach, does that mean that it’s twice as smart? And does that mean that cockroaches don’t have consciousness? This is actually fascinating to me! Edit - I’m totally gonna have to follow this program to see what they do in the future because this is super cool :D
@@asloii_1749 I pretty sure a cockroach has more awareness than you think just try and stomp one and it will run. Consciousness or awareness is not an all or nothing kinda thing you have different levels of it. To run from danger requires the awareness to know I am in danger so I should run.
That is fascinating! Also happy you talked about consciousness as I was wondering about that. It would be too unfair to let it get that far, but I am sure that won't stop them in the end.
Having ADHD I would love to see more development towards understanding how the brain works, hopefully to develop more treatments (and for other conditions too such as Alzheimer’s)
The medical benefits of this could be huge, but I agree the ethical side to this needs to be addressed ASAP so that we can move forward safely with reasonable regulations and avoid looking back on this as the start of horrific experimentation. It may all seem fine now, but when you ignore the ethics you get the Tuskegee trials.
What is the number of neurons and/or neural connections that are required to produce consciousness? Where is the line? The truth is nobody knows. The researchers statement, that their mini brain is far from reaching consciousness, is a convenient conjecture - not a fact. They should just be honest and say it’s possible that the mini brain is conscious to some degree and that they are ok with that.
Brain size relative to body mass is another huge factor. Maybe a mouse sized brain with no body could be equivalent to a dog's conciousness. You're right in that we have no idea what consciousness is and the thought of experimenting with consciousness like this is slightly disturbing
@@albejaine So if we put someone in a sensory deprivation chamber they're no longer sentient? The Human brain is, technically speaking, a massive processing unit. How do we know when a processing unit becomes sentient? I recommend that you try a game called "The Talos Principle", it's quite insightful.
Andrew Walker That's more biotech than this, still interesting, the prospect of being able to live forever and having clones of yourself for use, especially genetically modified ones is very riveting.
Latioswar R I'm talking about clones for individual use, not to harvest, we can modify ourselves to our own desires, and if one body dies we can always have another. Humanity can reach true perfection and do away with genetic defects without the need of primitive ideas such as eugenics. Immortality will soon be feasible.
but they are still using existing materials to do so thus manipulating life. they need to create the materials from nothing first before its creating life.
@@bis9817 ... unless i were to call the introduction of one organism to another also a form of manipulation. but fine, if they were to use the raw material and form it into a biological one and then get it to form an organism then that would be creating life.
It's not about "let's attach a brain on a limb and see what happens". Starfishes already done that. "What/Who's brain was it?" If it twitches, yes it is alive. The big question is "Who/What". Who/What does that brain identify itself. The brain contains awareness. Even a simple brain structure like an earthworm's brain can pick itself out of a million like worm around them. "I think, therefore, I am".
We better figure out what "alive" actually means to us and fast. Neural tissue connected to a spinal cord and muscle tissue that then twitches sounds very similar to "a detectable heartbeat" in a fetus.
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@@keylanoslokj1806 idk if that would work but if someday it would, I don't think we should give anything that is physically much stronger than a human a brain. Seems like it would be hard to control.
@@dangerdan2592 The advantage of an AI is that it is a free worker, if you give them consciousness then it is just an slave and you pretty much ended without the advantage gained, unless... we start being ok again with slavery, but then why even bother with developing AI or lab grown life.
I would love to hear more about brain organoids and in vitro neurons used for calculation. For example, Dishbrain from Cortical Labs in Australia. There are a number of university research groups also using neurons either in organoid form or in vitro to perform calculations and solve problems. Please cover this topic
Imagine if that brain was conscious first year: WHERE THE FRICK AM I? WHAT THE FRICK AM I? WHO THE FRICK AM I? *WHY* AM I? *scientists connect brain to mouse* HOOOOOOOLY WHAT THE FRICK IS GOING ON AHHHHHHHH!
0:24 just think about it, this scene is done by pull out a corpse from the chamber, put a camera in record position on top of the corpse, put the corpse back inside, close the door, and then pull it out again
Have two problems 1: why are we assuming that it was the brain that created the movement and not electrons in the air and or static 2: it's Noble what they're doing but are we ready to deal with the consequences of potentially creating consciousness obviously not that brain but potential future ones
research shows that autism doesn't occur from damaged neuron connections... it's actually been linked to neuroplasticity, the ability to make new connections.
"Should we be growing brains in a petri dish?" Yes, absolutely! However, ethicists are not wrong in wanting to prepare for the potential of such experimental brains to reach sentience at some stage in the future- and to hopefully work together with scientists for how to test for and even how to treat those brains. It just seems prudent and empathetic- even if the experiences of such a brain were far different than our own as human brains within bodies.
In one of my weirder dreams you could go to an electronic parts store and buy artificial chicken brains complete with some electronic interfaces and a reverse fuel cell to give it nutrients, all conveniently encapsulated in a small metal shell, guaranteed to work for 10 years in proper working conditions and sold with a small battery attached so it won't die during shipping and storage. Trying to program the thing was definitely not fun though, but imagine the possibilities!
Yup we'll start by slowly removing parts of your brain to see what levels of consciousness you lose. Can you see the inherant problem with studying consciousness in this manner?
@@Rojoyerf Or you can understand the interactions of neurons and then use high definition FMRI to map the activity of each individual neuron. Your "proposal" is so macroscopic that we'd learn nothing new.
In general, I think it is important to perform research on this topic to understand the underlying mechanisms for the brain. The next step is the ethical part. Which spices does the cells come from? Depending on how advanced the research is we might have to go through ethical committees. But in my opinion, go for it and make the research!
Without sensory organs to input environmental stimuli and sensory information from the "body" that this hypothetical "Self" would inhabit, there really shouldn't be any meaningful consciousness. Without those sensory organs, there wouldn't be any notable language learned and therefore, conceptual ideas about the "Self" in that cluster of random neurons wouldn't exist. Also, the proliferation of the human (and by extension, many mammalian) brain(s) undergoes a complex system of enrichment and pruning that determines which neuron networks need to stay for the well-being of the organism, and without that environmental stimuli to determine what things need to stay, any random proliferation of neurons in a "mini-brain" will not have a meaningful pattern due to lack of pruning to facilitate any kind of consciousness or awareness. Once we start /that/ process, then I would imagine that ethical implications would need to be discussed, but until then, we're talking about a cluster of cells with no awareness/consciousness, and specifically, no pain receptors(!), that just fire random electrochemical signals to anything that will accept them.
These is also breakthrough for curing brain related disease.. maybe Alzheimer will just be a history.. Human can increase their lifespan through cyborg technology and also dementia will be a thing from past.
The argument "It's just Science-Fiction." is now officially a dead argument.
you would think, unfortunately, people dont care about proof, they just want to be right " . Just ask the UFO community
@@CstriderNNS Or a flat earther.
So technically, before 'now'. Anyone that claim 'its not just a science-fiction' are a fool becuz they just happen to pick the right answer before the 'non-fiction' even happening
So is it to be considered a living human child?
0451 Shodan Not doing anything useful, bro what did you type that stupid comment on? That's right, a piece of former science fiction, now science fact. Nothing useful, what the hell.
As a stem cell researcher, I am thrilled to see the development in cerebral organoids - This might be our big chance to develop effective drugs for dementia related diseases such as Alzheimer's!
Or start some zombie apocalypse
@fllamber If you send me some skin cells, sure - will only make your muscles twitch though
Can fix trump dementia??
TBH I've got a weird question for if we develop full cures to mental disorders that reverse all the effects: will people like me with disorders such as Autism, which can have some benefits like very specific skills, want to cure that disorder and lose one thing to gain back another? I'm scared that if I ever "cured" my Asperger's Syndrome, I might not be skilled enough in subjects like Math to do the things I love anymore since that aspect of my thought process would likely be gone. I'd rather stay like this if it means I get to keep being great at the stuff I'm great at, I'm an introvert anyway so it doesn't matter all that much to me how well I socialize.
@@baconsandwich1887Unfortunately, I am not a neurologist or psychologist and therefore do not feel entitled to give you a scientific answer about mental disorders. From a personal standpoint, however, one of my best friends has Asperger's syndrome. When we first met, he was introverted but after some weeks of sitting next to each other in class, we started talking (and he was unbelievably funny). I know that he has obstacles from time to time in regards to socialising but he is unbelievably smart. I would not like him to change and he would not either. Many people, however, suffer from neurodegenerative diseases, which are often deadly/or destroy the lives of the patients. Over 45 Million people in the world suffer from dementia, half of which are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. There are no current cures for Alzheimer's which makes it a very tragic disease (Coincidentally, I just made some videos about Alzheimer's). Although Multiple Sclerosis itself is not deadly, over 50% of patients develop cognitive dyfunction, depression is 3 times more common and divorce rates are 9 times higher. These are diseases in which we urgently need to develop cures. If you are interested in such topics, you can subscribe to me and we discuss them in the future.
So, that mini brain starts a streaming channel for your muscle
Is it a problem?
Growing Faster GPUs and CPUs...
I'm just waiting for the mini brain to say rate and subscribe to his mini streaming channel
After few years it names itself ninja
Jeremy Daugherty
No, subscribe to Pewdiepie.
Her: Why we want to make brains ??
Me: In case of zombie outbreak, we could feed them.
yes
Domesticated zombies
the new pet
We are our brain. The brain grows "us" around it to feel, see, and interact with the world. This is so amazing!!
Its somehow like a spacecraft. The brain ia the pilot and the body is the spacecraft.. Intresting.
@@yajhernandez7096 and you are the... Damn
@@yajhernandez7096 yeah the brain is the pilot, we are the controls and the body is the spacecraft
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That's how I see things working out currently and the future.
N0616JC Productions Sci-fi is contemporary and the future might as well be magic.
This could be cool for brain damage.
Soo true... Science fiction questions the scientific fraternity as to why an ideology cant work
There was a time where watches with a radio that went both ways where found to be pulp science fiction
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Reminds me of the God of the Gaps fallacy. Like how religious people keep having to give up the whole "God did it" idea. Once we find solid scientific explanations for how the universe works, that's one more thing that religion still can't explain.
As someone with TBI this might one day be key to fixing my broken brain. Please keep growing them as it might turn people like me into more normal, functional human beings one day.
Aleksander Wit I don’t think he means to literally take the lab grown brain and replace his. I’m pretty sure he meant to study it and use that knowledge to help people like him.
Master Boss or maybe even take parts of the lab-grown brain and replace parts of his/her brain that correlates to his condition
Aleksander Wit well if we had the technology to locate where specific memories are located in the brain and the transplant is precisely done that would lower the risk, all you had to do after all is replace the part of the brain where it had the memory that caused the trauma with brand new artificial neurons
Or maybe even replace some parts of the brain to reduce the chance of getting traumatize after a traumatic injury
If you'd replace your brain you wouldn't be yourself.
If the brain develops a consciousness? Yeah, but who is the brain? How does it comprehend existence as just a brain? I say carry on, it's for a better cause.
Attach it to the internet. Imagine a powerful A.I. connected to the internet. Eventually it will become so powerful it will be aware of everything at the same time. 😱
@@prem_tamilsiddha8987 and that's how the terminator timeline was carried out
@@prem_tamilsiddha8987 Basically SCP-079 but organic
@@prem_tamilsiddha8987 That's what I thought. Connect me to the cloud.
Consciousness is the illusion of senory experiences
Scientist: "I wonder what it's thinking"
Brain: "Bub bub buda bub. Talking away....Takkeee onnn meeee, take on me, i'll beee goooonnnee, in a day or TWWWOOOOOOOOOOO!"
This is probably the funniest comment I've seen in a long time 😂
Will vegan and vegetarian zombies eat lab grown brain?
*_Mr. Person Humanson Only if they ask nicely... maybe._*
😂😂
BWAHAHAHA
No, they would be eating grains...
Wtf you mean vegan zombies.
imagine.... an organic brain powered computer
"Coming soon to a missile near you" knowing where all the cutting-edge technology goes first.
that was the original idea of the matrix.
That would be slavery from the consious bio computer's perspective.
@Bazzralic I think this is a bit beyond Black Mirror ... Anyway good show!
bad computer, gets distracted by all the porn
In case of a zombie apocalypse...
Scientists: *We got this covered*
What could possibly go wrong here 🤔
@@osmosisjones4912 I don't think there is an answer to that yet, I think more research is needed.
So if this us an active brain. What should we consider an unborn child's brain?
Yonatan Avhar Nothing, soon no medical illnesses will exist and we can live forever.
I assume it can develop way more effectively than our brains, since it doesn't have to care about all the muscles and senses we have
Is this the beggining of biocomputing?
People being outraged about imperfect results.
Imagine just waking up your first time existing and there's just nothing but you can do this weird thing that you have no idea what it does
I have Congenital Anosmia ( meaning i lack the ability to smell, in my case because i lack both olfactory bulbs ) and hope this is a step in the right direction to maybe fix in in 30 years or so
Xander vM if you from cali you ain't missing out on much, man
@@flyboy5229 man, no joke: id pay 500 euro to smell a fart
Can you smell through your tongue?
So humans need to grow partial babies so you can get to smell.
@@Hamsterbytes Pretty much. Only more like, partial baby clones of me, since implanting foreign cells into a body doesn't really work that well ( there is a chance of rejection ). But since they are clones of me, i can talk for myself and say its okay to make clones of me to harvest parts of other me's to put in me, if that makes sense.
I wish I had some nutritious solution.
Try a banana.
Sperm
@@cyberavenger8668 Mmmmm bro-gurt
Whyyyyy
Brains grow to seek a control interface is what I got from this.
This is the coolest thing I've seen in a long time. This will hopefully change the world.
Well done scientist's, we'll done.
👏👏👏👏
Absolutely to advance our health and understanding of our brains the research is invaluable
connect a brain to a robotic body.... to create the ultimate humanoid.
@Blake Pinette * Cough, you can have computer programs that repair themselves. It's called restoring from backup.
That moment when a 4 day video upload gap from seeker feels like a lifetime!
year:3000 AD
Q:where were you born?
A: in a lab!
B:same here!
some are already born in a lab due to complications
So damn exciting yet Black mirror levels of terrifying
Sounds like thing you can implant into person who is paralyzed, implant where the damage was done maybe this thing can create new connections and reverse the damage.
Just a crazy idea but I that could be a good use if that can happen.
@Adriel Ramos that's actually really interesting! Because if you could implant a working brain into a braindead person, the electrical signals would branch out into the patients brain. I wonder if it could work as a Kickstarter?
can I have a new brain pls
You could almost say there is a DISCORD between the neurons
_silence_ the discord...
@everyone this pun is epic
@@YeppyNope
I'm guessing that's his, mine was an obscure game reference
All it needs now is some breast tissue.
This is amazing, mind blown.
Do you understand how amazing this is? This could heal all types of encephalopathies.
I wonder where we would be if ethic were forgotten and scientists just focused on continuous advancements.
Destroyed, maybe. Better? for some time, definitely.
We’d get Alma Wade.
They would use your first unborn child.
Imagine criminals being experimented upon sans consent and normal people getting placebo surgeries real time. Continuous advancement may sound good at one point but does it to everyone or is it in the future? What if you are the one chosen would you be happy? You're experimenting for a good outcome out of series of unethical and bad decisions.
@@Hamsterbytes lol...
You guys said that it has twice as many connections as a cockroach, does that mean that it’s twice as smart? And does that mean that cockroaches don’t have consciousness? This is actually fascinating to me!
Edit - I’m totally gonna have to follow this program to see what they do in the future because this is super cool :D
I'm sure cockroaches have experiences but are cometely incapable of being aware of any of them
@@asloii_1749 I pretty sure a cockroach has more awareness than you think just try and stomp one and it will run.
Consciousness or awareness is not an all or nothing kinda thing you have different levels of it.
To run from danger requires the awareness to know I am in danger so I should run.
No. of neurons =/= Smart. A cockroach’s brain has structures and regions designed to process specific information but this is just a blob of neurons
yh but what if its super confused or in chronic pain..
I doubt it has the ability to feel pain as it's never experienced it.
Human brains dont have the neuron paths to feel pain. That's why open brain surgery is possible while the patient is awake.
Now I just feel bad for Mr brain
That is fascinating! Also happy you talked about consciousness as I was wondering about that. It would be too unfair to let it get that far, but I am sure that won't stop them in the end.
God: Am I a joke to you?
Jesus these people take a meme too seriously
@@dannydjduc99 well it is a science channel i suppose, we're all INTELLECTUALS OF 401 IQ HERE
God doesn't exist.........
@@NightcorEDM and you now this from your vast experiences at life a?
@@CstriderNNS well yeah, i have learned from life that don't trust anyone. Especially not skydaddy stories from your ancestors
Having ADHD I would love to see more development towards understanding how the brain works, hopefully to develop more treatments (and for other conditions too such as Alzheimer’s)
The medical benefits of this could be huge, but I agree the ethical side to this needs to be addressed ASAP so that we can move forward safely with reasonable regulations and avoid looking back on this as the start of horrific experimentation. It may all seem fine now, but when you ignore the ethics you get the Tuskegee trials.
I agree with you 💯💯
vvhat is tuskegee trials
Should we? Absolutely! Forward, ever!
What is the number of neurons and/or neural connections that are required to produce consciousness? Where is the line? The truth is nobody knows.
The researchers statement, that their mini brain is far from reaching consciousness, is a convenient conjecture - not a fact.
They should just be honest and say it’s possible that the mini brain is conscious to some degree and that they are ok with that.
is a bacteria conscious? should we ban petri dishes and research on bacteria because they may be conscious?
Brain size relative to body mass is another huge factor. Maybe a mouse sized brain with no body could be equivalent to a dog's conciousness. You're right in that we have no idea what consciousness is and the thought of experimenting with consciousness like this is slightly disturbing
When it is able to interact and observe its outer environment. Otherwise it is just a processing unit.
@@albejaine So if we put someone in a sensory deprivation chamber they're no longer sentient? The Human brain is, technically speaking, a massive processing unit. How do we know when a processing unit becomes sentient? I recommend that you try a game called "The Talos Principle", it's quite insightful.
The search for aliens is over, we just created it.
How about out of body brain backup?
Andrew Walker That's more biotech than this, still interesting, the prospect of being able to live forever and having clones of yourself for use, especially genetically modified ones is very riveting.
@@fatguy6153 I bet you're the only guy in the world who took his comment seriously.
Naked Squirtle I bet you're the only one who didn't, not everything is sarcastic like your memes.
@@fatguy6153 its a joke dude and you dont need clones to harvest from them we can do it with pigs today and it Will become mainstream on Labs tomorrow
Latioswar R I'm talking about clones for individual use, not to harvest, we can modify ourselves to our own desires, and if one body dies we can always have another. Humanity can reach true perfection and do away with genetic defects without the need of primitive ideas such as eugenics. Immortality will soon be feasible.
oh my god... imagine a biomechanical skeleton and brain like this...
**Cryoshell plays in distance**
Me: We now live in a world where scientists are basically creating life...
God: Am I a joke to you?...
but they are still using existing materials to do so thus manipulating life.
they need to create the materials from nothing first before its creating life.
@@Kittsuera a woman's egg and a man's sperm exists... They create another life. Sooo...? You can't, in any way, call it manipulating life.
@@bis9817 ... unless i were to call the introduction of one organism to another also a form of manipulation.
but fine, if they were to use the raw material and form it into a biological one and then get it to form an organism then that would be creating life.
@@Kittsuera actually that happen a lot.
Particle do pop in and out of existence all the time.
We already created life from scratch in 2010.
It's not about "let's attach a brain on a limb and see what happens". Starfishes already done that.
"What/Who's brain was it?" If it twitches, yes it is alive. The big question is "Who/What". Who/What does that brain identify itself. The brain contains awareness. Even a simple brain structure like an earthworm's brain can pick itself out of a million like worm around them. "I think, therefore, I am".
I just imagined a worm saying "I think, therefore I am" in a baritone echoing voice, it was fun thx
Omg stfu, no ones saying its not alive
@@sasdasdasd4728umad bro
We better figure out what "alive" actually means to us and fast. Neural tissue connected to a spinal cord and muscle tissue that then twitches sounds very similar to "a detectable heartbeat" in a fetus.
That barely means much to pro choice people. According to them something’s only alive if it is born
Hey Max i'm Tonou from Emel Quantum Energy inc..here's what i know and can tell you..Every living thing happens to be alived, and can only survives in our Dimension under one order..The magnetic field spectrum..that's right.. the magnetic field travelling across oceans of galaxies..and the Magnetic field will only respond to us only within the magnetic spectrum..Well in order for us to quickly find out what ALIVE means and how to replicate the physical brain and the 100 billions neurons and 1000+ quadrillion connections..Well i am the guy currently working on it. Email me EMEL.QE@GMAIL.COM
PICKLE RICK is becoming more and more possible and i love it
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How about cloning body parts, in my case, a pancreas (islans of langerhans ) to get insulin without rejection? For all diabetics.
I'm very pro-science but this bothers me. For exactly the reasons mentioned at the end of the video. We don't know at what point we've made a *being*.
You’d think with all the movies we’ve made we’d know playing god never works out
@@TheAngelOfTheBottomlessPit yeah? and what else?
no there isnt, nobody will be harmed@@TheAngelOfTheBottomlessPit
IEMK they’ll probably start growing humans and putting these into actual humans and when they develop free will they’ll take over
just shoot them @@crabosity
Finally a brain/human physiology video after a long space videos.
Never thought we could build Brain
Isn't it becomes rivals to AI
instead of engineering mechanic brains, we simply give cyborgs human brains. its much easier and faster.
@@keylanoslokj1806 idk if that would work but if someday it would, I don't think we should give anything that is physically much stronger than a human a brain. Seems like it would be hard to control.
@@dangerdan2592 The advantage of an AI is that it is a free worker, if you give them consciousness then it is just an slave and you pretty much ended without the advantage gained, unless... we start being ok again with slavery, but then why even bother with developing AI or lab grown life.
I am so impressed by humanity at times!!!
Just now was reading your last story about it and video on same topic, it eventually came. I was like What the freak is this 😅
I would love to hear more about brain organoids and in vitro neurons used for calculation. For example, Dishbrain from Cortical Labs in Australia. There are a number of university research groups also using neurons either in organoid form or in vitro to perform calculations and solve problems. Please cover this topic
Do it! If all goes well, I might be reincarnated as a petri-baby.
Neurologist: Yay, we will win the Nobel prize for a brain!
Event Horizon Observatory: bet…
OK so we are 80000 times smarter than roaches, good to know.
I wish I was a roach
Science: Grows organs
Science: Grows outer body parts
Can’t wait until they start growing creatures.
Guys this video is fake! They just took the brain from me!
Brain: *Twitches*
Scientists: *WHOAH!*
Thing that nobody knows will work: Works
Everyone: 😲
Imagine if that brain was conscious
first year:
WHERE THE FRICK AM I?
WHAT THE FRICK AM I?
WHO THE FRICK AM I?
*WHY* AM I?
*scientists connect brain to mouse*
HOOOOOOOLY WHAT THE FRICK IS GOING ON AHHHHHHHH!
Mewtwo. ;D
Grow me a brain that remembers where my keys are.
frankesteinnnnnn
Yes, grow a brain inside a brain to shed memories and live forever.
Sooo....basically they grew the brain of Trump?
Without a container to perceive the world can a brain ever achieve consciousness?
In 2059
"Oh what a creation of God.."
"Oh it's not his..it's ours.."
Deep blue see jpg.
2019?
@@zacharyhandy9606 no no..i mean 40yrs from now 2059
hee, you right.. that dialog is the main things gonna happen if they success working it.
As long as it doesnt feel pain, I totally support this
0:24 just think about it, this scene is done by pull out a corpse from the chamber, put a camera in record position on top of the corpse, put the corpse back inside, close the door, and then pull it out again
Some people need to grow a brain. This is a step in the right direction.
The mini brain is thinking "I have no mouth and I must scream"
Have two problems
1: why are we assuming that it was the brain that created the movement and not electrons in the air and or static
2: it's Noble what they're doing but are we ready to deal with the consequences of potentially creating consciousness obviously not that brain but potential future ones
At least the aliens and zombies will leave us alone when we tell em how to grow brains
How about regeneration of severed spinal cords?
Yes. I'm all for it. It can be used to help injured brains.
U can’t replace a brain of a living human
research shows that autism doesn't occur from damaged neuron connections... it's actually been linked to neuroplasticity, the ability to make new connections.
"Should we be growing brains in a petri dish?" Yes, absolutely! However, ethicists are not wrong in wanting to prepare for the potential of such experimental brains to reach sentience at some stage in the future- and to hopefully work together with scientists for how to test for and even how to treat those brains. It just seems prudent and empathetic- even if the experiences of such a brain were far different than our own as human brains within bodies.
In one of my weirder dreams you could go to an electronic parts store and buy artificial chicken brains complete with some electronic interfaces and a reverse fuel cell to give it nutrients, all conveniently encapsulated in a small metal shell, guaranteed to work for 10 years in proper working conditions and sold with a small battery attached so it won't die during shipping and storage. Trying to program the thing was definitely not fun though, but imagine the possibilities!
If you pause at 3:58, you can see all the dust/skin flakes on her glasses.
Why do this?
To find out how consiousness funcitons and to repair damage to it and even transfer it from an organic to a synthetic carrier.
Yup we'll start by slowly removing parts of your brain to see what levels of consciousness you lose. Can you see the inherant problem with studying consciousness in this manner?
@@Rojoyerf
Or you can understand the interactions of neurons and then use high definition FMRI to map the activity of each individual neuron.
Your "proposal" is so macroscopic that we'd learn nothing new.
In general, I think it is important to perform research on this topic to understand the underlying mechanisms for the brain. The next step is the ethical part. Which spices does the cells come from? Depending on how advanced the research is we might have to go through ethical committees. But in my opinion, go for it and make the research!
Can you do a video on how brains reach consciousness?
Wait for murrrica to weaponize this and attached it to a robot to shoot freedom bullets
Could we upload any algorithms to that mini brain?
So if this brain were to grow to the size of a human, and be given a humanoid Robot body, would it be human?
Some part of me suspects that the twitching was just the results of the brain screaming...
Wait, could the mini brain actually be conscious even on a small scale? Like insect level of awareness?
How long will it take to grow a brain with 80 billion neurons
Without sensory organs to input environmental stimuli and sensory information from the "body" that this hypothetical "Self" would inhabit, there really shouldn't be any meaningful consciousness. Without those sensory organs, there wouldn't be any notable language learned and therefore, conceptual ideas about the "Self" in that cluster of random neurons wouldn't exist. Also, the proliferation of the human (and by extension, many mammalian) brain(s) undergoes a complex system of enrichment and pruning that determines which neuron networks need to stay for the well-being of the organism, and without that environmental stimuli to determine what things need to stay, any random proliferation of neurons in a "mini-brain" will not have a meaningful pattern due to lack of pruning to facilitate any kind of consciousness or awareness. Once we start /that/ process, then I would imagine that ethical implications would need to be discussed, but until then, we're talking about a cluster of cells with no awareness/consciousness, and specifically, no pain receptors(!), that just fire random electrochemical signals to anything that will accept them.
imagine those brains evolving to a monster that can control muscles
Yes Grow Brains in a Petri dish, and let us use them to control our robot through the internet.
We need more of this!!
Since they attach to the spinal cord of a mouse what if you put a dinosaur bone by it?
Nothing
Cool topic!
my nemesis called me lentil brain so I twitched my arm muscles into his face
This would be a huge breakthrough in the field of robotics!
These is also breakthrough for curing brain related disease.. maybe Alzheimer will just be a history.. Human can increase their lifespan through cyborg technology and also dementia will be a thing from past.
This can be used for security system.
Why does the word mini brain sound so hilarious
Why did the brain twitch the muscle? What was it's incentive?
Alita: Most advanced humiod weapon system ever created...
3:22 so... Tecnically has enough "intelligence" to make function a simple robot right?
The brain was trying to say "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH HEEEEEELP!!! THE PAIN!!"