I antipredict that “people get reanimated”, but it doesn’t follow that preserving people’s minds using cryonics is morally irrelevant, or less so than the corresponding chance of saving human life. By preserving one’s mind, you give the future additional information that it can use to produce more value, even if that’s done not in the status quo manner (by reanimating).
I antipredict that “people get reanimated”, but it doesn’t follow that preserving people’s minds using cryonics is morally irrelevant, or less so than the corresponding chance of saving human life. By preserving one’s mind, you give the future additional information that it can use to produce more value, even if that’s done not in the status quo manner (by reanimating).
Agreed, and thanks for sharing.