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Ted Williams Frozen In Two Pieces - CBS News
Obviously old news. Does anyone find this creepy and wrong?
Obviously old news. Does anyone find this creepy and wrong?
It seems undignified and "wrong", for lack of a better word. It doesn't seem right that a dead person should be stored and looked after for posterity by a private company, or really anyone but perhaps their closest living relatives, and even that is still creepy.Ted Williams Frozen In Two Pieces - CBS News
Obviously old news. Does anyone find this creepy and wrong?
After Williams died July 5, 2002, his body was taken by private jet to the company in Scottsdale, Ariz. There, Williams' body was separated from his head in a procedure called neuroseparation, according to the magazine.
The operation was completed and Williams' head and body were preserved separately.
Ted Williams Frozen In Two Pieces - CBS News
Obviously old news. Does anyone find this creepy and wrong?
If I read the article correctly they went against Ted Williams' wishes. Excluding everything else I could see wrong with this, that alone is a problem for me.I think his children watched too much science fiction, but no, it not "wrong". He or his estate can do what every they want with his money.
If I read the article correctly they went against Ted Williams' wishes. Excluding everything else I could see wrong with this, that alone is a problem for me.
Dude... think BIGGER. Colonies in space. Asteroids hollowed out so people can live inside them....The basic idea here is to live forever, to become immortal?
The number of people who could live forever, be immortal, is finite. Limited by the size of the planet. Say 6B for the sake of a figure.
So, once 6B cryogenicaly frozen fossils have been resuscitated as immortals then they'd have to stop any new people being born.
Only a total retard would think that was a good idea so anyone who thinks that is a good idea is, ipso-de-facto, totaly retarded.
The basic idea here is to live forever, to become immortal?
The number of people who could live forever, be immortal, is finite. Limited by the size of the planet. Say 6B for the sake of a figure.
So, once 6B cryogenicaly frozen fossils have been resuscitated as immortals then they'd have to stop any new people being born.
Only a total retard would think that was a good idea so anyone who thinks that is a good idea is, ipso-de-facto, totaly retarded.
What makes you think it isn't already here? We'd never know. (cue sinister music)It wouldn't be anywhere close to 6B people. Immortality would only be for the super wealthy. The only one's who could afford it.
Believe me, it would be an exclusive club...