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At the time of reconstruction, data will be uploaded into an appropriate "vessel". Potential vessels could include a
cryo-preserved brain or total body, a clone (at a chosen age), a networked computer, a cyborg, or others. Diseases (diabetes,
hypertension, genetic defects) and undesired traits (overweight, short stature, weak) could be eliminated from cloned bodies,
and desired traits (intelligence, strength, social skills) added in.
Of course, this may all sound rather far-fetched,
speculative, science fiction. But science has and is moving fast. Look at the time which has elapsed between the determination
of the structure of genes (early 1950s) to the near total sequencing of the entire human genome. I assure you, our intent
to "sequence" the cellular structure of the human brain is not fanciful, but inevitable.
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