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Seekers on Unique Paths

shraby

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2. Possibly because they aren't all replaced in one fell swoop, but in drib-drabs.

Reply to triron (Original post)

Tue Feb 13, 2018, 01:49 AM

Feb 2018

Gives them a chance to become a part of the same unit.

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Why is it that even though every cell has been replaced in our body (some many times) [View all] triron Feb 2018 OP

Whoa. Beartracks Feb 2018 #1

Possibly because they aren't all replaced in one fell swoop, but in drib-drabs. shraby Feb 2018 #2

Reckon SOMEone's been imbibing some uber-kind David Hume lately ;) mr_lebowski Feb 2018 #3

Most neurons arent replaced. They last a lifetime. unblock Feb 2018 #4

Upgraded hardware, same software. nt Binkie The Clown Feb 2018 #5

Now If You Replaced The Brain. Would It Be You? TheMastersNemesis Feb 2018 #6

number of reasons lapfog_1 Feb 2018 #7

If you lose your mind, you don't miss it. JayhawkSD Feb 2018 #8

Ive gotta go smoke another bowl and think about all this. Canoe52 Feb 2018 #9

Part one is a good idea PJMcK Feb 2018 #10

Thats exactly the conclusion I came to! Canoe52 Feb 2018 #11

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