How Come

[ssjcb1186]

The fact is: it's not you so it's not you. That's what we're both saying. It's unnatural and unalike so, your scenario is impossible due to Shiro's description of how technology works. (Sorry, I thought I'd try to clarify out of turn since his question has yet to be answered definitely. Which, according to the OP, no one can ask a question until the previous has, so this is me following the rules.)

 

[Tsuyu]

Arse, I don't think it is really legit to ask a question that we can't not answer due to the sci-fi nature of the question.

 

[Arseface]

I just wanted you guys' opinions on a thought experiment

 

[Tsuyu]

Well the answer is as simple as it is complex: it all depends on how advanced the human race has become at the time. Both the brain and a CPU runs on electrical currents/signals, so if we've come to the point where we can get electronics as advanced as the human brain - as well as a deeper understanding of how exactly the human brains work and where the "soul" or "person" part of a human being is stored - it should theoretically be doable.

 

[Arseface]

I totally want to have a computer brain.

 

[Tsuyu]

Really? Personally I'd rather have mechanized muscles.

"We can rebuild him!"

 

[HobbeBrain]

Why not both?

 

[Tsuyu]

Weeeeell... since I theoretically answered Arse's question, I guess I'm up next:

How come helium, curium and barium are known as medical elements?

 

[D3m190d]

Weeeeell... since I theoretically answered Arse's question, I guess I'm up next:

How come helium, curium and barium are known as medical elements?

Lol. +1, Tsuyu. 'cause if you can't helium or curium, you barium.

I always wondered... Why is a 'pun', called a 'pun'?

 

[HobbeBrain]

Cause it's punny.

Why did my heart beat a little bit faster when I suddenly realised I could make that joke?

 

[Shirosaki]

Cause it's punny.

Why did my heart beat a little bit faster when I suddenly realised I could make that joke?

Adrenaline/endorphins momentarily released.

What's the point in wasps?

 

[HobbeBrain]

Apparently in they're larvae form they're food for some sort of creature, although if they're only food in their LARVAE form then they're not doing a very good job, are they?

Why do we pee on the side of the toilet (instead of in the water) when we take a wizz?

 

[D3m190d]

Apparently in they're larvae form they're food for some sort of creature, although if they're only food in their LARVAE form then they're not doing a very good job, are they?

Why do we pee on the side of the toilet (instead of in the water) when we take a wizz?

'cause the sound of the water makes you want to pee. Uhh, wait. Pass...

 

[Arseface]

'cause the sound of the water makes you want to pee. Uhh, wait. Pass...

Because we're scared of being too loud.

Can anyone explain that convection current that travels around the Earth's oceans?

 

[D3m190d]

Because we're scared of being too loud.

Can anyone explain that convection current that travels around the Earth's oceans?

How do you mean 'around' the oceans? I know there is convection withinthe oceans, which is warm water flowing to cold water and when it's cold, it sinks to the lower levels of the ocean, because colder water has higher density than the warmer water that just arived on top, and then that cold water travels somewhere else, along the depths of the ocean and eventually finds a place where it's reheated and rises to the top, starting it's journey all over again.

Again, I'm not sure that's what you're talking about. But thanks for making me review some of the physics I learned.

 

[Arseface]

I meant around, like they travel around the place. Cheers guy.

AND YOU DIDN'T ASK A QUESTION

 

[D3m190d]

I meant around, like they travel around the place. Cheers guy.

AND YOU DIDN'T ASK A QUESTION

Because I wasn't sured I even answered one (at least correctly)...

Meh, whatev; What is the length of the meter based on? !Nowadays, not what it originally came from.

 

[Arseface]

It's based on how far light travels in a vaccum in a certain amount of time.

Why do I always miss spots when I shave?

 

[cheezMcNASTY]

because you don't inspect your work with enough care

why does my head twitch when i'm taking a ****?

 

[Tyloric]

Even if it was replaced with an exact copy of my frontal lobe?

I just wanted to reply to this.

Brain cells are replaced when the cell itself has become damaged. When that happens it loses its bonds with any cell it has made. That's why people who have strokes or head injuries or whatever often need types of psychological and physical therapy so that they can teach themselves the skills again. The brain creates synapses based on the tasks we attempt (you are taught math and you get better at it because the brain is making more efficient path ways to better solve the problems, for example).

The chances of you being anything like you were by the end of your frontal lobe being replaced are unfathomably astronomical.