X-Message-Number: 25076
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 18:19:50 -0800
From: Olaf Henny <>
Subject: Forbidding uploading does not forbid reanimation
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?In Message #25057 Yvan Bozzonetti wrote in part:

"On the other hand, you are very near the uploading solution. So
that 
uploading will comes first. If you forbid it, you forbid any
potential reanimation."

Yvan, many (make that most) of your posts are beyond my
comprehension, since I lack the necessary background in physics,
but this is the first time I caught you making little sense.

Either cryonics don't work, then the whole question of uploading
- or not, - is moot.

If they do however to the degree to permit reasonably flawless
uploading, then the chance is excellent, that reanimation will
work also and forbidding uploading will only delay your revival,
not forbid it.  

You will probably be tempted to reply, that uploading may take
place in the frozen state, since it avoids damage suffered during
thawing, but consider, that the freezing will take place with
contemporary technology, while the thawing will employ much more
advanced procedures.

Olaf,  your "soulless soul mate"

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