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> There's an implicit assumption that someone in the future will be bothered to resurrect a frozen body I imagine that mad scientists, in general, suffer from
by dumpsterdiver 4y ago
> There's an implicit assumption that someone in the future will be bothered to resurrect a frozen body
I imagine that mad scientists, in general, suffer from a lack of test subjects. I'm pretty sure the future will find something to do with frozen humans who signed up to be resurrected.
- plasticeagle 4y agoYes. They will defrost and bury them. Unless things have gotten really bad, in which case they'll defrost and eat them. One thing they won't bother to do, is defrost and re-animate them, because why?
- jjcon 4y agoWouldn’t we if we had some prehistoric people in ice and had the technology? The whole world would want to watch.
- dumpsterdiver 4y ago> One thing they won't bother to do, is defrost and re-animate them, because why? Maybe as like a really morbid party gag. Or to progress mad science?
- qbrass 4y agoRobots will do it as a hobby. It will show to an enslaved humanity, that even death won't be an escape.
- thombat 4y agoThe not-so-nice version of the Culture Minds working with people because they're interesting in a kind of goofy way?