The three Triluminary and Chrysalis device were brought into the past by Zathras, their actual origin however is never explored in the show/movies.
'Nylor'.
He can't heal parts of the brain that are gone unless he knows exactly what they looked like before the damage. Sure he could do all those things but that would not restore the Woman she once was. Her lost memories would never come back.
Maybe the fact that there's now a way to mass produce such a service can make him feel different about it.
Her degenerative conditions isn't that far progressed yet. He can do the same he did with the unwilling venom victim he encountered early in his career and restore the missing brain parts to the best condition possible. He could also Danner enhance her - Danner formula comes with (slow) regeneration of at least partially magical nature (because the Danner formula itself is magical) which should at least stop the degeneration and let the brain heal over time. He could restore her youth without touching the brain structure, and let the natural brain plasticity take care of healing. On a bit more extreme level, he could Lazarus pit her.
From Hoard
From Regnancy.
Huh, I assumed it had progressed a bit further than that. If not then yes, fully restoring her should be possible. You should be right about the Lazarus pit, it it can resurrect the dead healing dementia would be child plays ,but there would still be risks right? Is the regeneration granted by the Danner formula really that potent?
Thank you, corrected.
Sure, he could do that. The physical elements of Alzheimer's are well known. Remove a few protein molecules, add a few stem cells, and while the sufferer won't get back what they've lost, they could recover things and regain capacities. Grayven fixed a woman with a more severe form of the condition. But that's not much use for the species as a whole. He wouldn't care enough to fix everyone, whereas a couple of factories could make enough Eye Drives for everyone in America. Doing it himself would also encourage total dependence on him, which he's trying to avoid.
Er...
I think if she thought you were having a thing with a young superhero, she'd be a little more concerned. At this point, it's just business. Now, to hear about the details from the horse's mouth.
Heh. Down-to-earth for a sitting senator.
No doubt OL is deleting any unpleasant aspects of the meal for his own sanity...
Ah, Chemo. At least no-one's dropped him on a city wired to explode... Yet.
Ah, personal motivations. And while he may have had good intentions, that probably still birthed a worm or two in the Heartlands.
...Because he didn't think of it? OL isn't all-knowing, he's only human under all the powerups.
Though if I remember right, he's not a going concern any more.
And given that the majority of that scan data was himself, that's not overly reliable data variation, really.
Admittedly, death isn't cheap in this universe, even for OL.
Just a matter of motivation.
Ah, how much to say to him in this case... I doubt Construct Lanterns are state secrets.
Probably the best way to put it, really.
And that would involve having to work out the legal status of formerly-sophont Construct Lanterns anyway.
Only by storing them in his Ring, and I doubt OL wants to get the memory dump from Morrow anytime soon.
Yeah, Highfather isn't gonna lend a hand anytime soon.
Well... He is a Justice League affiliate. He can put in a good word with the management.
And well they should, as that's seriously pushing the limits.
they're hesitant to alter the status quo, after all.
Not without worthwhile motivation.
Grim outcome. And it's something that happens to a lot of people. If OL's tech can help counter that someday...
Ah, offering his services on a personal level. That's a worrying level of potential corruption.
It could look real bad if things came out.
At the very least, OL can make an initial survey of Missus Monetti's condition.
He could find she's not viable for Ring-based treatment.
That's a big piece of leverage should it come down to needing it.
Someone might want to inform Mr Zoat that the Eye Drive would be classified as a Class 3 (high risk) medical device, and those only take about 180 days to a year for FDA approval.
This is basically comic book supertech.
However, they may listen to the FDA since they know what they're doing when it comes to approving medicine.
I sorta expected Paul to roll this under "caring for his student" / "ensuring best performance of his student via solving family drama and providing a healthy mental state" motivations.