I’d expect more interest among your group A, but for a different reason: It doesn’t specify a method, and therefore carries more of an implicit assumption that it works. You can object to B by saying “freezing probably wouldn’t work”, but objecting to A by saying “suspension probably wouldn’t work” feels like denying the premise of the “if”.
I’d expect more interest among your group A, but for a different reason: It doesn’t specify a method, and therefore carries more of an implicit assumption that it works. You can object to B by saying “freezing probably wouldn’t work”, but objecting to A by saying “suspension probably wouldn’t work” feels like denying the premise of the “if”.