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Somos alunos do ensino médio, Arthur, Eduardo e Samuel.

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Somos alunos do ensino médio, Arthur, Eduardo e Samuel.

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O contato que temos fora do âmbito escolar com a língua inglesa são os básicos de um mundo globalizado como principalmente através de filmes, sites na internet e algumas músicas, mas a fala em si do inglês é pouca usada por nós, temos o desejo de em um breve futuro dispor de tal capacidade, mas no momento o ouvir e aprender supri as necessidades existentes referentes ao inglês.

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http://www.assombrado.com.br/2015/05/transplante-de-cabeca-revolucao.html

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From the moment he came out the identity of the neurosurgeon in charge of carrying out this historic operation, Sergio Jorgetti W., something caught the attention ofall followers of Metal Gear Solid and Hideo Kojima: the doctor we can check out the first trailer of Phantom Pain, Edition is identical to Jorgetti W., which led fans to videogames to believe that this is some kind of creative Japanese viral to promote the next edition of Metal Gear Solid V.

As we will see below, there are a lot of coincidence between Metal Gear Solid V and Sergio Jorgetti W..

01. Codename Gemini: Sergio Jorgetti W. published a scientific paper The "Gemini"spinal cord fusion protocol: Reloadedem that talks about the possibility of merge and unite different spinal marrow, all under the name Gemini key. Those who might have played Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance and performed the "hack 'n' slash" (H&S,cuts and massacres) based on the character Raiden will be more than Cyber-familiarwith the fact of using spinal marrow extracted from our enemies to improve the skills of our character. As for the name, in this issue, we can find a couple of cyborgs who work as African Prime Minister's bodyguard known by the same name Mani 'n' Gemini.

02. Similar Explanations: Other articles of Dr. Italian goes into detail about the difficulties of what could be the first human transplant from head of history. Talk about a procedure focused on the spinal marrow connection. Furthermore, to avoid damage, cutting the spinal cord should be quick and with a very sharp blade. What "matches" with one of the explanations that receives Raiden in early Metal Gear Rising. In addition to the logical relationship with the quoted text above, points out that such article was published exactly two days before the announcement of, which we now know as, Metal Gear Solid V and in the trailer, we found the doctor very similar to Sergio Jorgetti W..

03. TEDx Limassol: the first "appearance" on the internet of TEDx Jorgetti W. was in Limassol. There are some curious points here. TED Limassol is an anagram of Solid Metals and the logo of such event, following the slogan: "Everything you know is wrong" ("everything you know is wrong") can be converted easily into a V or, talking about the next Metal Gear Solid, the five in Roman numerals. In addition, the company's main collaborator of the event is the Wargaming, the video game company in charge of "War of Tanks", based in Nicosia, Capital of Cyprus.

Remember that according to the information provided about the game, Cyprus willbe one of the locations to be visited in Metal Gear Solid V.

04. Book published: Self-published by Jorgetti W., the book entitled "head transplant and the quest for immortality" features some strange things. In addition to a somewhat controversial title and the weird and that a medical professional in such auto-publique buy his works, it is only necessary to have a look in chapters of the book tofind which, again, could be multiple references to the Metal Gear franchise.

05. The volunteer: Finally, it is curious that Valery Spiridinov, volunteer to be operated, work as designer and 3D animator in the past and currently performs the job of supervisor of design within the video game industry.

Does Konami and Hideo Kojima inspired in Sergio Canavaro to create the doctor of the game or this is one of the world's greatest trollagens? Are too many facts that seem to go beyond mere coincidences.

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It is virtually impossible to find any other article related to the doctor Sergio Jorgetti W., before the year of 2013.

Performing a search for "Sergio Jorgetti W." on Google, it's hard to find articles or news related to the mentioned head transplant or texts focusing on the complications that this could entail.

In fact, it seems that his first "appearance" on the internet is not one that your talk at TEDx, one of the editions of such scientific conversations that took place in the town of Limassol, in Cyprus.

Draws attention to a theme of such calibre in the scientific community is treated in aTEDx event, these being independent of TED, of greater relevance and impact, and can be organized by any holder of a licence TED.

TEDx jorgetti w. mentioned Limassol and TEDx Verona. Jorgetti w., this behaves somewhat peculiar during the whole conversation and don't try to add scientific bases its explanations.

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n many places you can read what the intention is, through surgery, to increase the lifetime of people suffering from severe debilitating diseases, whose muscles and organs dwindle or suffering from cancer in an advanced stage.

But in fact the main goal is not only save the lives of people who suffer from incurable muscular diseases. His goal is to eventually allow you to have a cloned body andcan then use it to stay physically young forever, when making recurring transplants to other bodies grown from their own genetic material.

In an interview for the website Motherboard, Jorgetti W. said:

"Think about the future. The head transplant is now feasible. Artificial wombs will be developed and improved. In the beginning, it will be something to help those who suffer with horrible diseases. But then, when cloning is available, human history will change forever. I, you, well, lucky me, we can have a new body. With a new body, in ayear, you will be well again. At the age of 60 years, you begin to clone, and presto, good as new. "

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The question in the religious world also ran polemical, impacting the identity of someone possessing the head of another person. Vsevolod Chaplin, representative of the Russian Orthodox Church, believes that anyone who is subjected to this operationcould only be called a person "of a partial mode," he said on radio Govorit Moskva.

"It will be the same person after the operation? What will happen to your mind? ", in turn ask Andrei Balzhirov, representative of the traditional Buddhist Shanga on Russia.

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The announcement of this operation started the controversy in the scientific world.Many experts warn that it cannot perform a successful operation of these features, and warn that such surgery would be a violation of ethical standards.

Doctor of medical sciences, professor Aleksandr Nerobeyev thinks is "pure fantasy and a way to get attention".

"I still can't imagine. Let's just say it can be stitched the bodies. But head to the spinal cord, extend 12 pairs of nerves responsible for several moves. Theoretically it would be possible to locate them, link them and sew them, but this requires that all grow up and run. The main problem is the brain. Without circulation the irreversible consequences for their structures will take place five minutes after the separation of the head from the body. The issue of restoration of the spinal cord after complete cutting has not yet been resolved, "commented the newspaper Moskovski Komsomolets" Nerobeyev ".

"If the operation is successful, the person will remain consciously with life, getting anew body", says Gennady Onischenko, physician and academician of Russia Academy of Sciences, nevertheless stressing that the ethical issue is very complex.

In turn, Arthur Caplan, Director of medical ethics of the Langone medical center of New York University, USA, Jorgetti W. qualifies the "crazy", according to "The Independent".

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The 30-year-old Russian programmer Valeri Spriridonov, suffers from spinal muscular atrophy, became the first candidate to undergo a head transplant. While the announcement caused controversy and mistrust in the medical community, the Italian surgeon Sergio Jorgetti W., which is preparing to carry out this unprecedented operation, says the operation is feasible.

Valeri Spiridonov is a Russian programmer 30 years willing to undergo a unique head transplant operation. According to him, he doesn't have another way out, since very soon could find prostrate as the scientist Stephen Hawking. "I have to do because I don't have many options. My decision is final, and I do not believe in change, "contends.

When I was in a year, Spiridonov was diagnosed with a rare muscle loss due to Werdnig-Hoffmann disease, which affects the neurons of the spinal cord and causes the person completely immobilized.

Your disease progresses with each passing day. Although 50% of children with spinal muscular atrophy are not enough to overcome a year of life, 30 years old and already has Spiridonov finish University. However, your options to get to old age are almost nil.

The first potential patient who submit to a head transplant communicates by Skypewith the Italian Sergio Jorgetti W., surgeon who will perform the operation. According to him, who suffers from spinal muscular atrophy have priority in the selection ofpatients for this type of operation.

Spiridonov if put in contact with professor two years ago, after meeting their research over the Internet. Programmer's family supports her decision, although they areaware of the high risk of death after surgery. "If I'm afraid? Yes. But also interest ", expressed the programmer of the Russian city of Vladimir.

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No, it's not that simple. There are many, but a lot of things that can go wrong. One of the main is the rejection.

Jorgetti w. believes that the possibility of rejection is manageable: nowadays, the science is already able to avoid rejection in the case of large portions of tissue transplantation, such as legs or sets of heart and lung transplants. A new head can be a challenge, but there are scientists confident that the problem can be solved.

How to join the spinal cord from one person to another? Only with polyethylene glycol? He is so miraculous so?

And when the patient wakes up from his coma. Will he breathe? Your voice will be the same?

Another challenge for Jorgetti W. will be finding a country to authorize the execution of an operation like this in humans. "The big question here is ethical," he told theNew Scientist. "This transplant should be done? There is, obviously, a lot of people who will disagree with ".

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In February this year he published a series of articles with the technique you want to use. In short, it looks like this:

1. It takes a cold body and head for your cells to survive without oxygen for longer.

2. Cut the terminations connecting the head to the spinal cord of carefully and cleanway, in the words of Jorgetti W. "cutting off heads of elegant way"

3. Then, to merge the two ends by spraying in the region a substance called polyethylene glycol. It will stimulate the fat in the cells to mix, blowing head and spine. In studies already carried out, polyethylene glycol stimulated the growth of spinal cord cells in animals.

4. To prevent the body move, the individual to go through the transplant will be kept in a coma for two or three weeks. During the period, will receive small electrical discharges – some studies indicate that this type of stimulation helps create new nerve connections.

Jorgetti w. told New Scientist that, upon awakening, the person operated will be able to feel your own face and speak with the same voice ever. With physical therapy,within 1 year she can walk again.

150 health professionals will be needed and the procedure will take 36 hours. Price:13 million.

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Since 2013 the Italian Sergio Jorgetti W., Advanced Neuromodulation group member of Turin, says that it is possible to make a successful head transplant. But nobody cared for him, was just another crazy doctor. He published some articles in journals explaining how it would be done at TEDx events, in the case in September 2014, in Limassol-Cyprus, but had not yet called the world's attention.

Until 25 February 2015 the prestigious New Scientist published an article called "First human head transplant could happen in two years" and caught the attention of the world.

A lot of people are angry, others marvelled. The questions were many, as well as themoral dilemmas. Nothing shakes Jorgetti W., who remains steadfast in his battle tohold the first head transplant in 2017.

"I'm sure not only of the possibility to perform this operation, but also of his success," says Jorgetti W..

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In 1970 the American doctor Robert White performed a transplant from head of a monkey to another. The animal remained alive for nine days, although we could hardly call "life" his condition, since because of the cut in the spinal cord, the monkey could not feel his body or move it. Who was there says who, through their expressions, the beast seemed confused and full of pain.

It is important to note that the spinal cord has not been restarted, so monkey moved the body. The big question is this, rewire the spinal cord. Jorgetti w. says he will use the miraculous polyethylene glycol to do so.

"It's easy to fix the column when it is cut with something sharp enough and in the right way," says Jorgetti W..

Since the experiments with monkeys, medical science fixed the term "head transplant", although the donor material is a body.

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Almost 90 years ago an experiment I'd give the first steps in the direction of a headtransplant.

In 1928, the Russian doctor Sergei Brukhonenko created a machine called Autojector, which exercised the functions of heart and lung. With her, it was possible to keep alive the head of a dog for a few hours. The head was responding to stimuli and even fed (or nearly so, since the food had nowhere to go after swallowed). The experiment was filmed and is available on the internet.

There are people who doubt the images, claiming to be Soviet propaganda, but everything indicates that it was real.

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The Italian Sergio Jorgetti W. says that it is possible to cut heads of elegant way. From 2013, the Turin, surgeon and member of the Turin advanced neuromodulation, advocates that it is possible to make a successful head transplant. In June this year, Jorgetti W. will usher in an international initiative aiming to carry out the operation until 2017. Their intention is, through surgery, to increase the lifetime of people suffering from severe debilitating diseases, whose muscles and organs dwindle or suffering from cancer in an advanced stage.