Around a hospital bed, which contained the body of a young woman with a nasty fracture of the skull, stood four people. Two were older, presumably her parents, and a young couple. The young woman, was dissolved in tears. What separated  the patient from life, was a brain which was slowly dying. And now it was no longer capable of maintaining vital body functions. Those were now partly controlled by Super Karl, the enormous hospital computer. The prognosis was that the brain would slowly but surely die, and that data-death would happen in about 2 hours and 20 minutes. What Erik had feared, actually happened. The young woman got up from the group and shouted: “No, it cannot be true. You can´t take her organs, then she will die… it just isn´t right, this!”