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Technically yes they could survive. But if the frontal lobe was destroyed then no. Because the frontal lobe is the basis of all motor functions if it is destroyed then all functions would cease to exist as the nerve endings connected to the tissue would be dead so in terms of science there would be a 20/50 chance that a person with half a brain would survive.
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