…never really died. A brief bio of Bob Ettinger.
Of course, it’s worth noting that cryonicists do believe that patients in suspension aren’t dead. That only occurs after information death (as occurs rotting in a grave, or being cremated).
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I think being freeze dried is much more practical.
If information is always preserved…?
…then the problem is the same for ice and ash, recovering the info.