he he he
Remind this to "Amazon Women On The Moon"?
B.B.King was there sitting on a chair with his guitar and begged for a donnation for a man who has no soul.
But this guy made money with his handicap and made music LP/CD's with songs like "...bind a yellow ribbon..."
But there could be an other problem by downloading a memory into a "new" brain.
1. A brain does learn different as an computer, memories are also connected with emotions, and emotions creating chemical things in our brain, so maybe, they say, a memory could be connected with this.
Means, with our modern techniques, we are not close enough to understand how a brain creates memories, and of course there is no way to save it, especially not like a harddisk.
In this case we are that far away from like Ada Lovlace from the first computer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace2. A damage of a brain can have cruel results.
You can become a savant
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savant_syndromeOr your love for rock music can go and you suddenly become a fan of classics.
This gentleman has described something like this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacks%2C_OliverSo a download can be very risky if the wrong regions are connected, or if it is not complete, or is doubling itself.
So beside the things you asked before, you really should ask yourself, am I the same person as before?
The telomeres, well, the nature repairs it usally, yes, - if a new baby is coming into the life.
The old cell's from mother and father must be repaired, and getting be younger again, to give a full lifespan.
If the nature wouldn't do that, life on earth wouldn't possible.
So this is a small problem, and I'm sure it will be solved.