Depends. The brain might merely be the container, like a tape case.
I'll have to read that Canadian case and see how the court treated the
oral historian's brain. Thank God it wasn't in the U.S. -- the lawyers
would have had that guy's brain out of his head and off to some forensic
discovery shop lickety-split.
Anne Pfeffer wrote:
> but John, wouldn't that frozen brain then be a physical record?
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