As I'm sure you're all aware, this December will mark the first ever attempt at a full human head transplant.
So, this has brought up a bunch of moral/ethical dilemmas as well as the question of whether or not this will actually work. The process seems extremely complex, and many other surgeons have called it "speculative".
If it does succeed, what does this mean for us all as humans?
Do you think that we are playing God? Or are you excited for the direction that we are going?

People also said that when they attempted organ transplant, that kind of mentality will never go anywhere.
Nonetheless I'm both skeptical and excited to see the results, because I think it's not possible to reconnect severed spinal cord, our technology isn't that good yet. Let's just hope for the best.

It feels kind of weird to know that the human technology has advanced that much in like what, 100 years?

I also have a bad feeling of this, if it ends successful I imagine this being used for really bad stuff in some years.

Sounds like a blessing for transgenders.

I really doubt this will work, so many things that needs to go right in terms of reconnecting the nerval system, spinal cord, blood vessels etcetc, but if there is a place crazy enough for this sort of thing its definitely Russia. They should definitely have tried this on test animals beforehand, but if the alternative is to live an insufferable life then I guess why not.

According to other articles I've read about this he's already done this before with mice, he's also managed to attach the head of a mouse to the body of a rat making two headed rats which sounds like something straight out of a fictional novel but you never know.
None of his subjects lived for more than a month though so I wonder what kind of result he even expects from the human head transplant.

Another question, where do they get the body? I assume it would have to be a living body since a dead body already has most of it's cells dead.

I heard that it's from some guy who has multiple brain tumors or something, so he decided to gift his life/body for this experiment

I did link an article that gives you most of the information you'd need to structure the discussion around.
Just saying!

This would be a new door to more improved science and technology.
I'm liking where this is going.