When would you decide to top yourself ?

[Xamonas Chegwé]

There was a recent article on the BBC site about a treatment that had actually reversed Alz symptoms in mice.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8033422.stm

Even if the disease could not be completely reversed, how do you know it couldn't do enough good to bring your standard of life back to something you would prefer to no life at all?

[Don't Panic]

There was a recent article on the BBC site about a treatment that had actually reversed Alz symptoms in mice.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8033422.stm

Even if the disease could not be completely reversed, how do you know it couldn't do enough good to bring your standard of life back to something you would prefer to no life at all?

Because our memories are what make us who we are, you might be able to continue living but it would be as a different person if the damage had progressed too far. That makes this a question closely tied to the clone thread.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

There was a recent article on the BBC site about a treatment that had actually reversed Alz symptoms in mice.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8033422.stm

Even if the disease could not be completely reversed, how do you know it couldn't do enough good to bring your standard of life back to something you would prefer to no life at all?

Because our memories are what make us who we are, you might be able to continue living but it would be as a different person if the damage had progressed too far. That makes this a question closely tied to the clone thread.

But maybe the new person - without those memories (or the bulk of them) might actually be nice.

[Don't Panic]

There was a recent article on the BBC site about a treatment that had actually reversed Alz symptoms in mice.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8033422.stm

Even if the disease could not be completely reversed, how do you know it couldn't do enough good to bring your standard of life back to something you would prefer to no life at all?

Because our memories are what make us who we are, you might be able to continue living but it would be as a different person if the damage had progressed too far. That makes this a question closely tied to the clone thread.

But maybe the new person - without those memories (or the bulk of them) might actually be nice.

Then he definitely wouldn't be me.

But in a non-specific sense, what if you take this cure and can continue living but no longer remember your wife of 40 years, the new you may no longer feel the same way about her that you did, that would cause her considerable pain.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

But maybe the new person - without those memories (or the bulk of them) might actually be nice.

Maybe they wouldn't be vacuuming the house with an unplugged machine?

[Xamonas Chegwé]

There was a recent article on the BBC site about a treatment that had actually reversed Alz symptoms in mice.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8033422.stm

Even if the disease could not be completely reversed, how do you know it couldn't do enough good to bring your standard of life back to something you would prefer to no life at all?

Because our memories are what make us who we are, you might be able to continue living but it would be as a different person if the damage had progressed too far. That makes this a question closely tied to the clone thread.

But maybe the new person - without those memories (or the bulk of them) might actually be nice.

Then he definitely wouldn't be me.

But in a non-specific sense, what if you take this cure and can continue living but no longer remember your wife of 40 years, the new you may no longer feel the same way about her that you did, that would cause her considerable pain.

You don't have a wife of 40 years. Do you perhaps need a check up?

[Don't Panic]

There was a recent article on the BBC site about a treatment that had actually reversed Alz symptoms in mice.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8033422.stm

Even if the disease could not be completely reversed, how do you know it couldn't do enough good to bring your standard of life back to something you would prefer to no life at all?

Because our memories are what make us who we are, you might be able to continue living but it would be as a different person if the damage had progressed too far. That makes this a question closely tied to the clone thread.

But maybe the new person - without those memories (or the bulk of them) might actually be nice.

Then he definitely wouldn't be me.

But in a non-specific sense, what if you take this cure and can continue living but no longer remember your wife of 40 years, the new you may no longer feel the same way about her that you did, that would cause her considerable pain.

You don't have a wife of 40 years. Do you perhaps need a check up?

I would need to find my mind to get it checked, I lost it a long time ago.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I would need to find my mind to get it checked, I lost it a long time ago.

It's in that box in your closet.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

I would need to find my mind to get it checked, I lost it a long time ago.

It's in that box in your closet.

We don't talk about that, remember? Not since last time...

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I would need to find my mind to get it checked, I lost it a long time ago.

It's in that box in your closet.

We don't talk about that, remember? Not since last time...

That ugly cross-threading incident. Yeah, I remember.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

I would need to find my mind to get it checked, I lost it a long time ago.

It's in that box in your closet.

We don't talk about that, remember? Not since last time...

That ugly cross-threading incident. Yeah, I remember.

Let's just hope we got away with it.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I would need to find my mind to get it checked, I lost it a long time ago.

It's in that box in your closet.

We don't talk about that, remember? Not since last time...

That ugly cross-threading incident. Yeah, I remember.

Let's just hope we got away with it.

He walked backwards for three days.

[Don't Panic]

I would need to find my mind to get it checked, I lost it a long time ago.

It's in that box in your closet.

We don't talk about that, remember? Not since last time...

That ugly cross-threading incident. Yeah, I remember.

Let's just hope we got away with it.

Cross-threading










I don't remember any cross-threadi.........






















Oh wait, it's all starting to come back to me now.....

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Oh wait, it's all starting to come back to me now.....

This was before we sent you to Mos Eisley to have your memory wiped.

[Xamonas Chegwé]

Oh wait, it's all starting to come back to me now.....

This was before we sent you to Mos Eisley to have your memory wiped.

Wiped? As I remember, it was more like smeared.