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Originally Posted by Asuras
You test the machine on a dummy. Obviously they have unused disconnected NervGear helmets lying around from the families who already removed them. You continue to test and test it multiple times, until you get a good success rate. It's just like a drug. They have warning labels, but people still use them. You take the chances that a generally successful product may cause harm, in hopes that you get cured.
At that point it becomes a parent's/family's choice. They're in a coma-like state, and they can either bet on their loved one beating the game (highly unlikely), or they use the method I described above. Then it's their responsibility, whether their loved one dies or not.
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and the parents/family is going to ask for a guarantee, you think anyone will stick their neck out guarantee whatever is recommended?