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[Auryn]

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[modecca]

This has prompted me to pull the trigger and spend $28,000.00 on whole body cryopreservation!

[aeox]

This has prompted me to pull the trigger and spend $28,000.00 on whole body cryopreservation!

[Auryn]

This has prompted me to pull the trigger and spend $28,000.00 on whole body cryopreservation!

Hmmm. I like TeflonTomb, I don't think "LiquidNitrogenTomb" has quite the same ring to it... still, it's good to hear you've got some disposable income.

[modecca]

This has prompted me to pull the trigger and spend $28,000.00 on whole body cryopreservation!

Hmmm. I like TeflonTomb, I don't think "LiquidNitrogenTomb" has quite the same ring to it... still, it's good to hear you've got some disposable income.

What about Cryotomb?

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This article makes me think if you could methodically turn a human being off like a computer (rather than wait for them to die) and/ or systematically dissect all the organs and store the fluids at specific temperatures and then place the parts into a cryogenic pod, the likeliness of being able to bring them back to life in the future, would have to be increased significantly.

[jam-s]

That reminds me of this Dilbert sequence:

http://dilbert.com/strip/2018-04-23
http://dilbert.com/strip/2018-04-24
http://dilbert.com/strip/2018-04-25
http://dilbert.com/strip/2018-04-26
http://dilbert.com/strip/2018-04-27
http://dilbert.com/strip/2018-04-28