Whats the deal with being cryogenically preserved then coming back 2 life possible or a load of you-know-what?
i know theres been no record of it being successful yet, but is it a possible in the near future + how does it work? why do some people only freeze their heads?
Answer:
Cryogenic freezing actually destroys the tissue's chance for living. It "preserves" it in that it won't decompose anywhere near as quickly.
However, the human body is comprised greatly of water, which will expand when frozen. Most or all of the organism's (humans are complex organisms) cells burst and because the organism is dead, all the life-processes have shut down. This means new cells cannot be produced to replace the ruptured ones...
There's no way to bring a dead body back to life after a couple of minutes. At least not now, and probably not any time soon.
I believe that your consciousness becomes dissociated with your body when you die.
So, if scientists can recreate life from those preserved cells, it still wouldn't be you.
You may still exist in a metaphysical sense, but not in that body.
1) It's a load of you-know-what.
2) No, it is not possible in the near future.
3) How does it work? It doesn't.
4) Because only freezing the head is cheaper. The head is just as empty as with the full process but the pockets are not.
It's a brillant scam that preys on people who are afraid to die.
try it
More Questions and Answers:
More Questions and Answers:
I need to advise my good friend on his outlook on life...?
My roommate was hearing voices. . .?
How can you calm yourself down after a nightmare?
Who would you rather be close friends with, a really nice obese person or a really bitchy thin person?
Project for psychology course...?
Why do so many fear to hear something New?
Why does the time of day always go faster when I am not thinking of it?
Can anyone recommend an idiot's guide to hypnotism book?
did you ever have a dream when all your teeth fall out?
Answer:
Cryogenic freezing actually destroys the tissue's chance for living. It "preserves" it in that it won't decompose anywhere near as quickly.
However, the human body is comprised greatly of water, which will expand when frozen. Most or all of the organism's (humans are complex organisms) cells burst and because the organism is dead, all the life-processes have shut down. This means new cells cannot be produced to replace the ruptured ones...
There's no way to bring a dead body back to life after a couple of minutes. At least not now, and probably not any time soon.
I believe that your consciousness becomes dissociated with your body when you die.
So, if scientists can recreate life from those preserved cells, it still wouldn't be you.
You may still exist in a metaphysical sense, but not in that body.
1) It's a load of you-know-what.
2) No, it is not possible in the near future.
3) How does it work? It doesn't.
4) Because only freezing the head is cheaper. The head is just as empty as with the full process but the pockets are not.
It's a brillant scam that preys on people who are afraid to die.
try it
The answers post by the user, for information only, FunQA.com does not guarantee the right.
More Questions and Answers:
More Questions and Answers: