Start-Up Offers To Back Up Your Brain In Exchange For Your Life

A company in California says it will one day allow people to back-up their brains in exchange for the ultimate price: death. Nectome, a Silicon Valley startup, said it will one day be capable of scanning the human brain and preserving it, perhaps running a deceased person's mind as a computer simulation. The company claims it could survey the brain's connectome to such a detailed degree that it will be able to reconstruct a person's memories even after they have died. READ THE FULL ARTICLE http://TechnocularNews.com.

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