A
cadaver’s usual destination is either be rotten inside of a casket or be
pulverized after cremation. Now, there’s a third choice---they can be lodged
inside a deep freezing canister and wait for a possible life after death.
Scientists
have great faith that future technological innovation in preserving corpses
through cryonics can restore health, youth, and life. With a remarkable progress
in medicine and molecular repair system, cellular deterioration might no longer
exist. Therefore, aging might then be impossible and dead humans might be
awakened from this “permafrost bed.”
Although
cryopreservation has offered outstanding results to some people, it is still
far from perfect since altering the nature of biological materials is highly
crucial. It is true that some of its areas had proven extraordinary achievement
in medicine, yet the process itself and its true potential should be carefully
considered. In addition, ethical issues must also be dealt with. After all,
these applications may be of great value in improving the quality and quantity
of life. If time permits the success of cryonics, then the cause of death would
be reversed!
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