Claim: If cryopreserved humans make it to the future, and the species survives, on any positive growth path, revival will be possible - if the preservation is good enough. I hear a lot of doubts about

🇪🇺 Thanks to the tech team for making the livestream possible to reconnect at least online with the European Biostasis community onsite in Zurich Thanks to Jacob Hoekstra's talk today, we know that

Cryonics is the act of freezing a dead body so that someday it can be revived when future technology can bring them back to life. The chances for success are slim. But is it a bad idea? Humans have been

Cryopreservation is a process that is responsible for freezing organs and tissues at a very low temperature, in order to preserve them which is possible but in the process of thawing there are problems,

"A person is dead according to the information theoretic criterion if their memories, personality, hopes, dreams, etc. have been destroyed in the information theoretic sense. If the structures in the brain