# HG changeset patch
# User Robert McIntyre <rlm@mit.edu>
# Date 1388289720 18000
# Node ID c3570ed77c8dbcfcc7964d71ec5803b615a4f822
# Parent  8714919e1e529a50c82447029a19844bc32f9fe9# Parent  8e9e811d3f76b7f62f0bf69f813a2110667bdc7b
merge.

diff -r 8714919e1e52 -r c3570ed77c8d org/ideas.org
--- a/org/ideas.org	Sat Dec 28 23:01:18 2013 -0500
+++ b/org/ideas.org	Sat Dec 28 23:02:00 2013 -0500
@@ -31,6 +31,19 @@
 getting credit.
 #+end_quote
 
+- validate chemopreservation :: chemopreservation is difficult to
+     validate because it destroys the functionality of a brain, and
+     brain simulation will take a long time to mature as a
+     technology. However, one very powerful way to validate
+     chemopreservation would be to have a person/animal learn
+     something with high complexity such as a number or the solution
+     to a maze, or a flashbulb memory. Then you perserve their brain
+     chemically, slice it up, and reat /that specific memory/ from the
+     detailed brain scan. Much more difficult, but much more doable.
+
+- candy screw :: edible candy screw with candy nuts that you can screw
+                 as well. 
+
 - better bibliography :: when writing a thesis or paper, have the
      biblography not just be an opaque list of resources, but have it
      be a list of /summaries/ and /qualities/ that each paper has in