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Brain Transplant Persuasive Speech
Xiaoping Ren and Professor Sergio Canavero are the doctors that want to do the first head transplant on a human body.They say"We are currently planning the world's first brain transplant, and I consider it realistic that we will be ready in three years at the latest". The head transplant is going to happen in late of 2017.Dr I think that head or brain transplanting it's a bad idea. The reason I believe it's a bad idea is that if they fail they are gonna kill the guy that is getting the surgery.I think it would be harder to make a head transplant on a human, because if they freeze too much the cells on a human body will get frostbite and die. Brains need oxygen in to continue working, if they do the transplant the doctors would need to do
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