It’s clear at this point that your opinion is not as extreme as I the impression I originally got (unlike some people) and I don’t really disagree much with what you say here. I too am skeptical of current methods (and I’m not signed up for this and other reasons), but I’d like to see further work on both traditional cyropreservation and other methods such as plastination, taking into account any new research on memory formation and storage. The idea being to get to a point where we can preserve an animal brain and check to see that the important information seems to be preserved (even if we can’t read it back out yet).
It’s clear at this point that your opinion is not as extreme as I the impression I originally got (unlike some people) and I don’t really disagree much with what you say here. I too am skeptical of current methods (and I’m not signed up for this and other reasons), but I’d like to see further work on both traditional cyropreservation and other methods such as plastination, taking into account any new research on memory formation and storage. The idea being to get to a point where we can preserve an animal brain and check to see that the important information seems to be preserved (even if we can’t read it back out yet).