@drsermedmezher: We’re Freezing People for the Future. Sources- PMID 22431902 The Cryonics Institute Alcor Life Extension Foundation Cryonics is based on the premise that clinical death is not an absolute finality but simply the point where contemporary medicine fails. Advocates believe that by rapidly halting biological decay through extreme cold, the physical structure of the brain and body can be preserved indefinitely. They utilize a process called vitrification to replace blood with medical antifreeze, preventing the formation of tissue destroying ice crystals. This stabilization is designed to pause the individual in a state of suspended animation, protecting their neural pathways and identity until a more advanced era arrives. This optimism relies heavily on the anticipated development of future technologies like molecular nanotechnology and advanced artificial intelligence. Cryonicists envision a future where microscopic tools can meticulously repair cellular damage at the molecular level, healing any structural harm caused by the freezing process itself. They expect these future medical breakthroughs will be fully capable of safely reviving the patient, reversing the aging process, and completely curing whatever terminal illness originally ended their life. In this view, cryopreservation is simply an experimental ambulance ride to a time of ultimate healing. #Tech #cryo #medicine

Bethany :

Yall Jesus promises a new and perfect body for free after death. Just saying 🤷🏻‍♀️

Natalie :

Austin Powers did it first

alidaud848 :

U can’t bring back the soul

Phineus :

Just live life and accept death

cardiffuk1 :

I’ve always wondered what happens to their money if they clinically dead surely their money would’ve gone through inheritance and if that’s the case when they come out they’d be broke ?

lia :

the heart beat may come back but who knows if consciousness will

Julia :

How can they be brought back if they’ve already died

Sember :

This is fascinating, but it also makes me think about how fragile life really is. I personally believe that life comes from YHWH, that He formed man from the dust, breathed the breath of life into him, and man became a living being. Science may be able to preserve a body, but I do not believe it can restore the life that only the Creator can give. I know not everyone shares that belief, and I respect that, but this is where my faith leads me.

jay :

Really hope one of these scientist watched FMAB

Tina :

they really think they're living in a movie and they are the main characters

Nathier :

An amazing scam omg!

sunshine :

S-Y :

You cannot cheat life 🥀

tonny19793 :

its not possible to bring them back to life.

️ :

No human has ever been revived from cryonic preservation.

Sierenna🖕🏾 :

Feel like the person would have to be alive and placed in the freezer that’s the only way

Relatable :

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lexandthecity 🌴❤️‍🔥 :

Or we could just believe in Jesus and death be a doorway to eternity instead of the end?

Dee lyn :

Have they ever tried to unfreeze somebody after years just to test and see if it works

Si :

I find it hard to believe you could restore the brains functions at all, once the minute electrical currents are stopped at the time of brain death and neurological damage follows, how can they ever repair it?

gray :

What they truly sell is a life with more peace to people way too afraid of death, it was never truly about being brought back to life.

antichrist :

cryosis is logical, even if it becomes a fossil, with alien tech you can literally use it as blueprint to recreate it all, fire up the brain, and the “human” is there, is it the same one? hard to say it is more like cloning with maybe recreation of memories, some would say maybe soul could come back and play again but it depends if that human had one to begin with or if it was just an npc, probably the last

florrithomas :

id rather pass over than place my body into this madness

Jsn8r☑️ :

Don't the ice crystals in embryos have jagged edges?

nottaday :

And theres now zombie sittings go figure