If you respond to this post, make sure your responses to this post are and will be and were as accurate as possible
If you respond to this post, keep in mind etc that cell and/or tissue and/or organ transplant(s) can maybe be done at different times etc ie maybe they dont all have to be done at the same time etc
with our current technology etc
can artificial etc (non biological) cell(s) and/or tissue(s) replace biological cell(s) and/or tissue(s), in the brain of a person who is alive and/or can be alive at some point after getting the cell(s) and/or tissue(s) in their brain replaced with artificial etc (non biological) cell(s) and or tissue(s)
More than thousands of brain cells would eventually have to be replaced, in order to make it so that mutations in the brain would not eventually kill the human/animal that the brain belonged to, right? I mean even if nothing else killed the human/animal that the brain belonged to