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[kurt9]

Is anyone familiar with ABI and this cooling technology? All I know is from the following article:

http://singularityhu...th-organs-next/

ABI is a Japanese company.

[Elus]

Another link here: http://nextbigfuture...l#disqus_thread

This is very interesting. I wonder if this could be applied to put people in cryosleep. Could a fish be supercooled, and the magnets continually turned on to prevent freezing? And could it be reanimated just by warming it up, without a need for the nanotechnology of the future to repair any ice damage?

Edited by Elus, 25 January 2011 - 09:51 PM.

[kurt9]

Another link here: http://nextbigfuture...l#disqus_thread

This is very interesting. I wonder if this could be applied to put people in cryosleep. Could a fish be supercooled, and the magnets continually turned on to prevent freezing? And could it be reanimated just by warming it up, without a need for the nanotechnology of the future to repair any ice damage?

This sounds WAY too good to be true.

[enoonsti]

Ben Best and Dr. Wowk have commented on this in earlier posts, so I'll link to them below:

Dr. Wowk in 2008: http://www.imminst.o...__1#entry242539

Dr. Wowk in 2010: http://www.imminst.o...__1#entry440750

Ben Best in 2010: http://www.imminst.o...__1#entry440078

[Elus]

Another link here: http://nextbigfuture...l#disqus_thread

This is very interesting. I wonder if this could be applied to put people in cryosleep. Could a fish be supercooled, and the magnets continually turned on to prevent freezing? And could it be reanimated just by warming it up, without a need for the nanotechnology of the future to repair any ice damage?

This sounds WAY too good to be true.

Well, yes, it does. But I was speculating - I didn't claim that this technology could do that. I just wonder if it could .