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What? I never said I used that logic.

• dpark 15y ago
  Yeah, you did. If something is agreed to have a chance of extending my life for thousands of years by more than 5% of people whose thinking I respect and Check it costs less than 200k and Check there are no obvious people who are profiting from this then Check This is at least as true for religion (which you can practice for free) as it is for cryonics (which is a business venture). I want to be >99% sure about it not being viable before giving up on it. In what way can you be >99% sure that religion is not viable? What logic allows you to believe in cryonics but not religion, given that each have basically the same scientific underpinnings (which is to say, none at all). EDIT: Unless you meant that the logic you described was not yours, but just mmaro's, in which case fair enough.
  • nknight 15y ago
    The logic he described belonged to no one. Neither he nor mmaro actually claimed it. It was an entirely hypothetical scenario in which some people might see mmaro's statements as something other than selling snake oil (I certainly wouldn't, it still wouldn't amount to "evidence" of any sort, just more fuzzy hope).