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"No. That's a silly claim; the brain doesn't literally shut off during sleep" Fine then, cryosleep. Total biologically-inert suspended animation. Would that ch
by sparky_z 10y ago
"No. That's a silly claim; the brain doesn't literally shut off during sleep"
Fine then, cryosleep. Total biologically-inert suspended animation. Would that change your answer?
- jhbadger 10y agoThe concept of "biologically-inert suspended animation" isn't really feasible though. I'm not just talking about how we can't do it with modern technology; I'm saying non-lethal freezing doesn't yield a "paused" biologically inert sample. Freezing living cells (which we do now), doesn't do that -- it just greatly slows down biological processes (which is also why frozen food doesn't last forever).