I guess, although I personally don't see it as unethical unless the donor gets hurt, or the braincells would gain consciousness and experience stress or pain, but that's just me.

So if it doesn't involve consciousness or self-awareness, and the brain cells do not develop an ego or subjective experiences, why are people worried about the ethical implications of Brainoware?

So can the brain cells used in biocomputing (brainoware) develop consciousness or self-awareness?

Is wetware biocomputing comparable to having multiple processors for a specific purpose so they can work simultaneously?

In FinalSpark's biocomputer, how does the hardware work that communicates with the neurons of the brain?

So, in the FinalSpark's setup, is the brain responsible for the memory as well, or is it just used for processing, and what does the data look like before and after processing?

I understand that a spherical clusters of lab-grown human brain cells called organoids is used, how would the system differ if we use dolphin brains, or whale brains, or maybe elephant brains instead of human brain cells?

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