Ah, ok. I think I understand now. Let me test that theory, heh. So what can understand from your posts, an individual cannot completely digitalize his or her thoughts (I'm kinda picturing a hard drive here) into a mechanical brain? That makes sense since there has to be something that separates android/artificial from cyborg (human) intelligence.

Thanks for the clarification, I was under the impression that cyberbrains were completely mechanical. Though I would see the necessity of modification of the organic brain and spine to act as an intermediate between biological and mechanical organs.

Correct, essentially no matter how different two individuals are, if their consciousness is uploaded into a cyber brain when compared to each other they be essentially the same. What a cyber brain can't replace from a human brain is the chemical reactions and nerve structures, those, combined with memories make us who we are. Our body, face, friends, family and places are the infrastructure that reminds us of who we are and what might be our purpose. This things change from person to person, there are exceptions as we all know of criminals and serial killers.