The second objection would be strong, if it were true that cryo-preservation causes irreversible damage (information loss), but that appears currently undecided.
All the arguments I’ve found so far that are in favour of that position are either very vague on details, or fatally flawed on details. Most cryonics critics don’t appear to understand the issue of information theoretic death clearly enough to articulate a position on it.
All the arguments I’ve found so far that are in favour of that position are either very vague on details, or fatally flawed on details. Most cryonics critics don’t appear to understand the issue of information theoretic death clearly enough to articulate a position on it.