True! But slicing it up and looking at it under microscopes is, in fact, the most likely means of restoring cryopreserved brains, either as computer simulations

True! But slicing it up and looking at it under microscopes is, in fact, the most likely means of restoring cryopreserved brains, either as computer simulations or as nanobot-constructed replicas. Doing it this way is easier because such techniques could handle cases where molecules are damaged in ways that make them not function but which make it obvious (from a good microscope reading) what they were before.