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I am not making things up. You know people actually take the time to read hundreds of articles they can find on Google just to validate a point. Like the human regeneration thread you closed.

Ionno, too many secrets. If I know the dream groups I would probably just ask them myself. Granted, I do not have any proof. If I am any smart I would trace back to see where they came from. I thought you guys are interested in the topic of immortality since many of my topics are pop science, perhaps I will keep it to myself or put it on some other forum.

The topic, when will it happen? I spent the vast majority of the time looking for an answer. And I have to say the only way for it to work is through swapping consciousness. OSKM was a promising gene therapy back in the time, but it has a chance of developing teratoma, since SALK did not continue the experiment it went for a pause in 2012. Since modifying the gene expression of all the cells in the body is no easy feat. You could replace the gene therapy by activating the Yamanaka Factors with the cell signaling molecules such as BMP4, nodal, activin, but it just seems really unsafe = =. So since swapping consciousness is the only available option. I am not sure why the state keep the seat of consciousness a secret = =, as well as the use of progesterone to create an empty vessel. And since the dream group number 2(sorry if this is out of topic = =), consist of majority of Americans if not a somewhat counselor resemblance AI, I see a promise that these are the people that can get it to work. Japan has probably done it since it also has a dream group. As well as some other dream groups that have been visiting me in my dreams. To them, reprogramming the memory is as simple as flipping a palm. The thing is, even the nature of the dream group is a secret to me. And as conservative as the state goes, keeping the information about the seat of consciousness and progesterone for human regeneration a secret. I am not sure how many people would get revived by the state. Sort of losing faith for that aspect = =. I kept saying the seat of consciousness is in the caudate nucleus, look how many answers I got? This clearly shows the majority of the civilians have been blind folded. Might as well count on Japan if you want to get revived. P.S. I brought this up because I want to encourage you guys to embrace immortality. Help me help you. But I got defamed twice = =, if not 24 times. I am not sure why this forum is so negative about me = =.

Well, a few questions I am in concern of. 1. You guys do not know where the seat of consciousness is.(possibly in the caudate nucleus) 2. You guys do not know where to modify the consciousness frequency.(possibly in the midbrain region) 3. You guys do not know how to modify the memory.(optogenetics) 4. You guys do not know how to build an empty vessel.(progesterone) 5. You guys do not know how to keep an empty vessel.(animate the body with an AI). And you guys are counting on a molecular transformer to do the job.

I was trying to compare the structure between a zygote and a stem cell. The idea is when a stem cell is infused with progesterone, it becomes a fetus. The zygote, however, is a package of umbilical cord+fetus because it goes through the blastocyst stage. So I was curious as to know if you could replace the zygote with a stem cell. As for the skin cell it should become a grown man with progesterone, but that is because it is an aged cell to being with.

But sure, if it is a sibling fertilized egg you can keep it next to it without replacing it.

It is the fertilized egg of a dinosaur @@, so it needs to be placed outside

What happens when you replace a fertilized egg with a stem cell or skin cell?

Hmm, the ultrasound is a different aspect then light. From that video(photoacoustic) in that one sentence they mentioned the sound wave produced from laser(yes laser), does not scatter as much as light and therefore making it a more accurate instrument(speculation)? But that also depends on the accuracy of the transducer on the receiving end. The light wave uses raman spectroscopy as measurement based on the reflection. But if you got time you should check out the photoacoustic device, it seems they've matured and is shipping medical devices. In conclusion, the point I am stuck on is: 1. Do they use a single laser for this apparatus? 2. How do they measure the sound with a transducer? P.S. Anyway, haven't got much time to look into this because of work and need a life outside of forum. P.S. The ultrasound is a new find. I mean I did not think of it because sound does not propagate in a vaccum. P.S. If you do know the answer you are free to enlighten me. I will check the post over weekend.

This showed up when I was looking into acoustic imaging. If anyone is knowledgeable with photoacousting imaging as the video shown below let me know.

Ya I sounded a bit harsh, sorry Bufofrog. I know. I looked into the idea a nanofactory and nanomachines back in the days. Also the idea of molecular machine(mostly construct by chemist). The idea about the article I posted is that it is more main stream in terms of 3D printing, which is more effective than controlling moving nanomachines to construct the product. This gets me pretty excited.

Can you at least read the article = =? https://www.sculpteo.com/blog/2018/05/16/molecular-3d-printer-3d-printing-is-going-further/

The problem with cyborg is it takes more energy to function, even if you do create synthetic neurons and senses I still prefer a human body lol.

P.S. With the issues resolved, hopefully @@, I would compare a 10GHz ultrasound with 10GHz radio wave to see which has a better resolution.

Yes I know, I am bad/liar for saying I want nanometer resolution which does not apply for 140nm, but sure, DNA is less than 140nm. This is a thread about discussion of ultrasound not "catching Fred's logical fallacies". You could provide some basic working mechanism of the ultrasound membrane or transducer if not provide an ultrasound image at its best resolution. But I suppose I should fix my logical errors first.

Well, perhaps you have heard of the term 3D printed kidney from biological cells. It is the same concept except your are 3D printing biological cells from atoms. P.S. Well if humanity manage to print the first cell, it won't take long This article is a heads up that is works, but nothing about the working mechanism https://www.sculpteo.com/blog/2018/05/16/molecular-3d-printer-3d-printing-is-going-further/

I suppose you can try having progesterone in the blood, I wouldn't know the side effect though

It sounds like a capacitor charging in the defibrillator. I did not say I hear 10GHz, I said I heard the sound as it charges up probably from some KHz as you have mentioned. I am not sure the source because it seems like a household object is generating it = =, so I was wondering if you can just pinpoint ultrasound at a location and fires it, and goes through walls. Ya, I did not say I want a 1 nm resolution nor did I say I want to image the DNA @@, but well, a cell receptor is a few nanometers in range. I was ticked off by the word saser, apologies. P.S. Well the important point is the method of generating tetrahertz ultrasound as I have mentioned. Math is just math. I can say giga-hertz, tetra-hertz at ease but it does not contain any scientific application in building this apparatus. But anyway, thanks for checking my math. P.S. And I did not get defamed. I feel happy about this. I feel depressed seeing a red mark sometimes.

Because I can hear ultrasound, well, at least during its activation. I just proved nanometer resolution is possible with 10GHz, you should recheck the math.

I know, brain regeneration is near impossible aside from the memory region which can do brain plasticity.

There is @@? They seem to be able to pinpoint this saser just about anywhere

P.S. But sir I am not saying I achieved a nanometer resolution with the ultrasound. I am just asking if it is a possibility.

So I found this video about mercury and its effect on brain degeneration which is caused by blocking the beta GTPase of the tubulin. Now my question is, is it impossible to rebuild the neurons again after brain regeneration? Because glutamate uncaging is supposed to naturally grow the axons based on the following video.

Swanson sir, based on the thread "The speed of sound in human tissue is 1,540 m/s." and therefore 1540/10GHz = 140nm resolution for the ultrasound. But coming from my background I am not sure how tranducer works in comparison to light waves. We know speaker generates sound and it seems the transducer does something similar to a membrane that I read on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitive_micromachined_ultrasonic_transducer I also found this which is pretty cool https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_ultrasound I have no idea what this is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_microscopy

I am curious about this thread because I want to do ultrasound in nanometer resolution. I speculate that you can unlock all pathways and receptors with nanometer resolution. And from the math it seems a 10GHz ultrasound would do? Keep in mind I am a noob at ultrasound and I am not quite sure how tranducer(ultrasound producing device) works or if you can create a sound of that wavelength. Let me know, thanks. So the question is: 1. I want nanometer resolution of the tissue, if I can see DNA, sure. 2. Has a 10GHz/Tetrahertz ultrasound been done before with nanometer resolution? Let me know