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r/cryopreservation

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Cryonics is the process of preserving individuals at low temperatures after legal death, with the intent of preventing further biological deterioration until future advancements in medical technology enable resuscitation and treatment of the underlying cause of death. This practice aims to extend life beyond current biological limitations by halting cellular decay and involves vitrification to prevent ice crystal formation, maintaining tissue structure and function for potential future revival.

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Megathread: Questions About Cryonics
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The Future of Cryonics: Hope for Revival
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Would you take a 0% change or a 1%(or more) chance at postmortem life?
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Would you do cryonics if it was free and nothing else worked?
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3 months ago
Dr. Max More explains how cryonics is the next step in emergency medicine.