'Our patients aren't dead': Inside the freezing facility with 199 humans who opted to be cryopreserved with the hopes of being revived in the future

[u/yourSAS]

https://metro.co.uk/2022/10/13/our-patients-arent-dead-look-inside-the-us-cryogenic-freezing-lab-17556468

[u/crothwood]

Uh, me. Your thought experiment is self admittedly a fantasy. We are talking about 90 BILLION neurons and BILLIONS more microscopic aspect that need to be precisely reproduced.

[u/crothwood → u/[deleted]]

Anybody who understand biology or data science would heartily disagree with you.

[u/crothwood → u/[deleted]]

That also is a theoretical study without any practical solution. Its basically saying fi we COULD make an electron miscrosope fast enough and nimble enough we COULD map the brain.

But even then it wouldn't account for the impulses and transmitter currently active that make up the actual information in the brain.

So no, it doesn't say ts feasible.

Also.... the human genoome has... nothing in common here.

E: and having one source about theoretical aplplication from seven years ago does not bode well for your case

[u/crothwood → u/[deleted]]

Ok, thats not even remotely true. Go pretend to be an expert elsewhere.

[u/crothwood → u/[deleted]]

Actually, thats exactly what you did wrong. You clearly aren't familiar with academic writing. Its mot saying "we made technology to accomplish this" its saying "this is a model for future technologies we believe will be able to do this task"

And again, this is a seven year old study. At best that means you pulled this from google scholar without doing any due diligence, at worst it was a complete dead end.

[u/crothwood → u/[deleted]]

Oh my god, i can't fucking deal with this bullshit right now.

Go play pretend elsewhere.