world's first head transplant

[AnthonyCordova]

I just heard about this:

http://news.sky.com/story/1501109/head-transplant-patient-were-making-science

don't forget to watch the videos.

I guess my human head collection won't go to waste after all.

 

[Skanky Vamp]

That's awesome. I cant wait to put it to use. I have a really big head and would not mind getting a little head.

 

[thetopher]

You can get a little head pretty much anywhere...😉

But this is amazing, around the world hundreds of mad scientists can raise their hands to a (no doubt storm-tossed sky) and laugh manically.
Which is nice for them.

 

[Fuffy]

This sounds and looks super risky to do and from what I understand, the patient will also have a different face afterwards.

I guess my human head collection won't go to waste after all.

You never tried doing any 'experiments' on your human heads ? 🙁

That's awesome. I cant wait to put it to use. I have a really big head and would not mind getting a little head.

If you think that being put in a freezer and then in a coma for a few weeks is your idea of fun then go ahead 😛

around the world hundreds of mad scientists can raise their hands to a (no doubt storm-tossed sky) and laugh manically.

Or maybe they rubbed their hands together when they laughed, like most of the villans do in movies 😛

 

[Silverspike]

Oh god what a ridiculous hoax. 😀

 

[Blaze]

Dr Sergio Canavero wants to transplant Mr Spirodonov's head onto another body as soon as 2017.

This is no head transplant...this is body transplant! They are transplanting a whole body!

 

[AnthonyCordova]

@Blaze that's what I thought too

 

[ILLYRIAN]

What a thought, dieting made easy.

 

[white avenger]

Every time that I think of this, I remember the Robert Heinlein novel, "I Will Fear No Evil," where the protagonist, one of the world's richest men, has a brain transplant and winds up in the body af a very beautiful and extremely sexy woman.

 

[Ethan Reigns]

As far as I can see, the transplanted head would be on a quadriplegic body. If this could be done and the person could do everything an ordinary person could do, there would be no such thing as paraplegia or quadriplegia. I wouldn't invest in this guy's medical practice - it all sounds bogus to me.