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Subject: Futility of cryopreservation or chemical fixation?
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 2010 00:37:34 -0500
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 I read here of purported quantum level of activity within brain synapses, and 
 fail to see how either cryopreservation or chemical fixation can preserve that.
 

I even fail to see how the electrical activity in the brain could be preserved 
by either freezing it after it has ceased such activity, or taking a snapshot of
it similarly afterwards.  I may be mistaken but in the back of my head is 
something about such ongoing electrical activity being what preserves "memories"
and such, as long as they exist.


So I wonder what is the point.  Would professing a belief in "God" be indicated 
here?  LOL

Hi Rudi,

Flav





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