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your brain, so it'd just be complete improv.
Anne: Except for the muscular memory, which might play itself out. It depends on how violent the separation between head and body would be. If it was really quick, there'd be a lot of really interesting noises coming out from just the spasming and the thrashing around, and the you could just hook up servomotors- somebody else could control what you did, and it would depend on who was controlling the little implants and motors- they could make you do whatever they wanted you to.
Brian: If I could get a wax cap or something like that on the neckhole, maybe it would last longer. That would be my only request before going through with this proposal of yours.
Mark: We're assuming it's the bodies that are going to continue, I mean, it could easily be the heads. I wonder if you

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