Mechanical Heart Parts - Nightmare of Loudness

One by one, specific human heart parts are replaced with machine components. But wait - is there a downside to having a machine mechanical part inside your chest?

IT SOUNDED LIKE AN ALIEN READY TO BURST THROUGH THE CHEST!
Mechanical Heart Parts - Halloween Nightmare of Loudness!
Mechanical heart parts may be the last choice when it comes to a heart upgrade - they are so loud they cause lack of sleep, daytime disruptions, isolation to avoid embarrassment around people, and leads to chronic depression and anxiety.

The alternative is to replace human heart parts with silent running bio parts, either grown in high tech labs, printed, or harvested from animals. The latter bio parts come from animals with life spans of 20 years and can complete a ten year average gap for humans. At EOL, a replacement part is made available.

https://www.medicaldesignandoutsourcing.com/mechanical-heart-valves-loud-insomnia/

Brain Cortex Philosophy Part 32

BRAIN CORTEX PHILOSOPHY PART 32
The Latin phrase cogito ergo sum "I think, therefore I am" is a great philosophical proposition by René Descartes. The simple meaning is that thinking about one’s existence proves —in and of itself— that an "I" exists to do the thinking.

In the case of the Lab’s ongoing development of living machines and electric brains which have the ability to “know,” the apparent defining element of existence becomes knowledge, and therefore our definition is “I know, therefore I exist.”

In the Quantum world, the act of knowing or observing causes changes the field. In the machine world, the act of knowing creates changes towards the establishment of life. Knowing leads to cognition. Knowing leads to learning. Knowing retains memories and experiences. Knowing can create character and personality.

ABOUT THE MACHINE CORTEX BRAIN PROJECT
This project objective is to develop a cortex machine brain, demonstrate a human-to-machine brain transfer, in particular to take some relatively simple characteristics of a human brain and transfer portions to the machine brain, whereby human traits could be given greater life longevity, leading towards immortality.

Index to the Brain Cortex
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/11/brain-cortex-index-part-16.html

Brain Memory Part 1

UNDERSTAND BRAIN MEMORY PART 1

In the Parallax Propeller SPIN language scenario, a single chip's external EEPROM holds a 32K program. (One Propeller chip holds 32K RAM which is shared by all 8 processors.) The code transfers into the chip's 32K, which is also used for variables. In the Big Brain, this cloned code is multiplied by 100 times in the first two arrays, for 3,200K RAM of program code. A reset initiates transfer of 32K from the EEPROM into the chip-RAM in all chips and programs begin execution in each chip. Depending on programs, self modification can take place and evolution results.