Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 13:20:38 +1300 From: Janskrit Virdee <lorax-AT-inet.net.nz> Subject: Re: Brain stuff bakunin-AT-hushmail.com wrote: > > No matter how malleable the brain turns out to be, it is still > governed by > its genetic heritage. For new connections to form with ease, the > underlying machinery must be in order. And the design of these > biochemical cogs is encoded in the genes. > > But with advances in genetic engineering, even these constraints are not > necessarily permanent. > > And so the brain, barely at the level of understanding itself, > may be on the > verge of changing its own architecture. > > It will be up to us all to decide whether that is an intelligent > thing to do. > > > Sign me up for some brain enhancement, every Saturday and Sunday morning, to replace the neurons I pissed up the wall on the previous night. ; ) Lorax
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