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We unearth the mysteries behind Mass Effect's Lazarus Project to see just how close we are to reanimating the dead, uncovering a potential plot twist for Mass Effect 3.
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DOWNTOWN
I love how you predicted the plot to Mass Effect's Citadel DLC! I won't spoil it but it definitely solves this plot hole.
mobileapp
Wonder game theory, I'm a mobile apps developer and would like to say that the mobile game development has acquired a cast area of expertise in the field of games.
Fiery_Elf
Ya, stem cells are bad ass but no one seems to care enough to do something about it... FFS the damn thing can cure cancer and people are still dying from it every years.
Super Mecha Death Christ
There is one thing you have forgotten about. You have looked into past science for the answer, but you havent conscidered looking into future science. We dont know what they are capable in the future. They could have cloned Shepards brain, or as you can find out in ME3, Shepards brain survived enough for Cerberus to restore it. So what do we know?
Mass Distraction
You can replicate a brain but not the memories.
Super Mecha Death Christ
But the memories can be recreated.
Mass Distraction
How, exactly? Can you explain this to me scientifically?
Super Mecha Death Christ
You could go into datafiles and find records of past events and simulate memories. It could be hard to make detailed memories that would replicate a persons exact actions and interactions during the events, but the person would still have memory of what happened.
Mass Distraction
You say datafiles... that's not really how a normal human brain works. How do you make this "data" work with an ordinary brain?
Super Mecha Death Christ
Thats not how i meant it. You take the datafiles and project them for the person maybe. Use pictures, somehow make sure that anything written is translated for the brain. Or synthetic parts could be added to the brain to let the brain translate digitalised data.