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> how can they make that statistic if they had never done it
> before...seperating a fused skull and brain could not have been 50/50
> im sure!
They didnt share a brain, otherwise it would have been impossible.
What matters, even though it failed, is that someone tried to do it. Maybe the reasons it failed this time will help others in the future. If they wanted seperate lives then far better to try for that than not to.
For me, this demonstrates how the largest events in history can have the smallest of effects - think back to when they were born - a time when relations with Iran and the West were barely alive, and, though I have no proof, I suspect this stopped them ever having a chance to be operated on in youth.
> Lil Ginge wrote:
> the tiny possibility
> they may be able to lead seperate lives...to the much larger
> possibility that they would die.
>
>
> It was 50/50.
how can they make that statistic if they had never done it before...seperating a fused skull and brain could not have been 50/50 im sure!
> the tiny possibility
> they may be able to lead seperate lives...to the much larger
> possibility that they would die.
It was 50/50.
Courageous ... and sad.
One got sick of ho-down's the other tired of moshing.
It's sad, and they were brave to try, but it always looked unlikely. I hope they were well aware of the risks before they gave it a go.