Is it possible for the human brain to be evolved and operated outside the human body? Reflections in terms of social neuroscience

The study deals with such much-debated issues in the scientific community as achieving immortality through human cloning, creating the artificial intelligence that is equal to or even higher than living human intelligence, and constructing a humanoid robot, i.e. a hologram. The paper notes the theoretical uncertainty and practical risks of studying the human brain and the consciousness of human personality only from a neurobiological standpoint. The author focuses on the organic unity of the human body and the human brain, the inability of the latter to form and qualitatively rise to a social level outside the body of a human being. The research emphasizes the role of social neuroscience as an integrator of the natural science and social science approaches to studying the problems of interaction between consciousness and the brain, creation of artificial intelligence, robotization and as a warning against hazardous experiments beyond humanity.