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>if you have any plans or hopes for cryogenic preservation, that's not particularly compatible with organ donation. I believe they only freeze the head with th
by cmdshiftf4 6y ago
>if you have any plans or hopes for cryogenic preservation, that's not particularly compatible with organ donation.
I believe they only freeze the head with the brain intact, when one opts for cryonics.
- crooked-v 6y agoFull-body cryogenic preservation is available, albeit much more expensive.
- cmdshiftf4 6y agoInteresting. I understand the argument may be that you are you, but personally if I were to go through the hassle of cryonics and wake up on the other side, I'd hope to be met with the best body available for the given time. What a loss it would be to come back and be the only one without gills!
- em-bee 6y agoi am sorry but your old brain is not compatible with our current bodies. unfortunately those old style bodies have fallen out of fashion and we no longer have people trained in their creation. if only you had decided to freeze your whole body, or at least the torso, as we can replace arms and legs with prosthetics.