2011-10-21
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- The first cryogenic patients were frozen too slowly.
- Ice crystals formed, rupturing too many cells for them to be unfrozen later
- But several centuries hence, cell-repairing nanobots were circulated into their bodies.
- They located the ruptures and knitted the cells back together, leaving properly frozen bodies awaiting treatment
- When finally reinvigorated, the people found it all somewhat distressing so... was I you were a corpse alive or dead? Before we had the right tools, and a patient after.
- How can my being alive or dead depend on the level of technological advancement?
- Look I'm a doctor you're all corpses until proven otherwise.
- Fortunately, there was simple emotionally satisfying solution
- Apply
- Two times a day.
- Topical ant/-existential cream
- It wasn't perfect.
- What if I still despair over the infinite lacuna between what I hoped life was and what the evidence suggests?
- Three
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