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Day 21- A picture of something that makes you happy.
So the nice thing about this picture is that it symbolizes 3 things that make me happy.
1) Old Disney shows. Cause they are actually so good.
2) Using words like Swag and Gangster (G-star…). It just makes me feel really ghetto, okay?
3) Weird faces, even though this isn’t even that weird of a face, cause how could T.J. Detweiler have a weird face… :D
And also those voting gifs. and I love democracy things can always make me happy, but that’s a little obvious.
p.s. sorry for the realllly random posts, I’m sort of hyper atm….
“For the first time in the history of medicine,” White recalls, “We proved that the body was nothing more than a power pack.” Brain transplant (also known as Whole-body transplant) has been performed successfully and it might be the surgery of the future. It consists in transferring the brain to a new body so that, theoretically, a person with advanced organ failure could be given a new and functional body while keeping their own personality and memories.
Robert White, a professor of Neurological Surgery and a pioneer of new surgery techniques, has performed over 10,000 operations on the brain. He’s remembered for cutting off the heads of living chimpanzees back in the 70’s, and attaching them to the bodies of other chimpanzees. He also explains how a whole body transplant would probably improve Stephen Hawking’s quality of life. But this operation implies many ethical issues and it’s still a very controversial subject. White can’t really understand why other people are so irrational when it comes to his desire to cut off living heads and graft them onto the bodies of the braindead.
