As kendallpark pointed out this is highly unlikely.  I upvoted you because it&#x27;s an interesting &quot;hmmm... what would it take?&quot;  The spatial resolution of an fMRI is high compared to something like EEG, but the time resolution is much slower.  Even the spatial resolution is on the order of cubic mm at the absolute best.  So, we are no where close to being able to scan the activity of every one of the ~100 billion neurons in a human brain and it would 7+ orders of magnitude better spatial recognition and associated processing capabilities.  So, the magnitude of your &quot;if&quot; is large enough that it&#x27;s on the level of Kurzweil Crazy, but cool to think about regardless.