If cryonics suddenly worked, we’d need to face the fallout

5/9/2016

This article explores the hypothetical scenario of cryonics suddenly becoming a successful and widely available technology. It delves into the potential consequences and moral dilemmas that society would face in such a situation. The article discusses concerns around population explosion, economic and social disparities, and the ethical considerations of bringing back individuals from different time periods. It also explores the emotional and psychological impact on the individuals who were cryogenically preserved and brought back to life. The author emphasizes the need for careful consideration and preparation for the implications of a successful cryonics technology, highlighting the complex and challenging decisions that would need to be made.

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