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Wow. I'm surprised how many points this post has given the absurd premises that cryopreservation is based upon. There are far too many easily identifiable thin
by ryandvm 15y ago
Wow. I'm surprised how many points this post has given the absurd premises that cryopreservation is based upon.
There are far too many easily identifiable things that could go wrong in the process for me to even consider dumping money into such hokum. These are the same type of people that were insisting the world double up on alchemy research two thousand years ago.
- gwern 15y agoMaybe we should've. Chemistry would've been impossible to develop without alchemy's findings, based as it is on the elements alchemists discovered and the techniques & equipment they refined; and alchemists gave us gunpowder, which seems like it might've had something to do with the Age of Exploration and subsequent Industrialization.
- lsparrish 15y agoIf you were to find out that there are well defined solutions for every single easily identifiable problem, would that convince you to invest?