Thank you for asking, Martin, the faster thing I use to get the general idea of how popular something is, is to use Google Trends. It looks like people search for Cryonics more or less like always. I think the idea makes sense, the more we save, the higher the probability to restore it better and earlier. I think we should also make a “Cryonic” copy of our whole planet, by making a digital copy, to at least back it up in this way. I wrote a lot about it recently (and about the thing I call “static place intelligence”, the place of eventual all-knowing, that is completely non-agentic, we’ll be the only agents there).
Thank you for asking, Martin, the faster thing I use to get the general idea of how popular something is, is to use Google Trends. It looks like people search for Cryonics more or less like always. I think the idea makes sense, the more we save, the higher the probability to restore it better and earlier. I think we should also make a “Cryonic” copy of our whole planet, by making a digital copy, to at least back it up in this way. I wrote a lot about it recently (and about the thing I call “static place intelligence”, the place of eventual all-knowing, that is completely non-agentic, we’ll be the only agents there).
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=Cryonics&hl=en