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Originally Posted by CSS_overseer Come on man. I am not religious. I just believe! There are reasons why the Bible says the things that it says. Maybe if more people saw eye to eye with me in the future then they would know that I am not religious.
True life over religion!
What's your take on cyronics? |
Cryonics, you mean.
Sorry, unless I see (besides in a movie, which is, in case you didn't know, fiction) a person wake up after being frozen for a long period of time, I cannot fully believe the capacity of this method.
I also don't know much about the procedure or how it works, but I'm sure it's fascinating. If I had more time to do research, I'd probably find out more to give you an answer. From what I understand from the concept of freezing people for long periods of time, I can't seem to find any ethical questions to the procedure besides that you're dealing with humans. If they're dead, then I don't see any problem. But if they're frozen alive, then you've got a big problem because the procedure would have to stop every single functioning organ in the body (right?) in order to be "preserved." That's pretty much the definition of killing.