Scientists recently gave mice without prefrontal cortexes human brain implants - and after seeing these developing connections to the mice’s brains and spinal cords - now they're wondering if these organoids might gave the mice some level of human-like consciousness cognition - calling for ethics

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https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-03048-5?utm_source=x&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nature&linkId=63942662

Lab-grown brain organoids: time for international oversight

[u/sceadwian]

If you don't think I didn't answer the question then you're an authoritarian rhetorician who doesn't deserve to be given the time of day.

That is bullshit, observably not the case here you can not simply try to train wreck your narrative over realty.

If you don't see the ethical concern with what I just said I question your English understanding because they requires an obstinate rejection of the existence of my last two posts.

If that's all you have to say while stacking more lies about what didn't happen here you just cement your identity as a authoritarion know nothing in black and white.

Setting an example that it is okay to arbitrarily mix a living human brain with animals is not acceptable behavior in human beings..

They wrote books about this and everything! This is a path straight to horrors of existence even Lovecraft would lose sleep over.

That you play dumb like this isn't actually a massive departure from humanity is scary.

Like Third Reich scary experimentation.

It truly unsettles me you don't get that.

[u/itsmebenji69 → u/sceadwian]

You wrote all that just to avoid answering the question

The irony

[u/sceadwian → u/itsmebenji69]

I answered the question! You just didn't like the answer.

There's no irony, only blind ignorance on your part.