Vitrification agents in cryonics
This article goes into some detail about the vitrification processes that have been developed.
Vitrification is a technique that is used to minimise ice damage when freezing. This is what companies like Alcor use to cryonically preserve human organs.
I am still not a big fan of cryonics, as there is not even a facility near where I live, there is no guarantee the company can stay afloat, there is not even a guarantee that it would be successful. It is the last option but a pretty poor option at that.
I suppose I would do it if I was able to, but it's not something that is practical for me right now.
Vitrification is a technique that is used to minimise ice damage when freezing. This is what companies like Alcor use to cryonically preserve human organs.
I am still not a big fan of cryonics, as there is not even a facility near where I live, there is no guarantee the company can stay afloat, there is not even a guarantee that it would be successful. It is the last option but a pretty poor option at that.
I suppose I would do it if I was able to, but it's not something that is practical for me right now.
posted by Bartleby at 10:44 PM
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http://cryonicology.blogspot.com/2008/07/cryonics-greatest-hope-for-each-man.html
Please leave a comment there after thinking it through a bit. Thanks.
What's so great about this Larouche guy?
Btw, your blog is horrible to read. I suggest making it more readable.
Anyway, thanks for leaving your comment.
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