Posted 09 October 2015 - 03:01 PM
Has science yet revived lower forms of life
that do NOT have built-in revival genetics?
Single cell, multi-cell, vertibrates?
(some frogs already naturally freeze & revive)
Any experimenting with mammals? mice?
Can we predict with some accuracy when
humans will be revived by following the
rate at which science revives increasingly
complex lower forms of life...?
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