How realistic is it to "solder" the human brain, as Maxim did in "Inhabited Island"? So that the brain falls asleep in response to severe pain
Do you like this idea?What can be the negative consequences of such an improvement?
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This is going to be bullshit. Let's say a man fell into a crevice and broke his leg. He needs to get out of there, but every time he tries to move , he will fall asleep in pain, and he will stay there forever.
It is much more useful from a practical point of view to simply remove the mechanisms that lead to the occurrence of pain shock. Then the person will experience pain, but this feeling of pain will not lead to fatal disorders in the central nervous system.