X-Message-Number: 5609
Date: 17 Jan 96 08:59:48 EST
From: DOLINOFF <>
Subject: Credibility
I read in the
message #5599 :
>>Most cryobiologists -- without even pretending to make a calculation -- call
the chance [of evidence, that the already stored patients will a day return to
life] "negligible". <<
>Do you have specific references from cryobiologists commenting on this
question....< (Mr Ralph DRATMAN).
I reply
individually to the questions of the told message and tell Mr DRATMAN my little
knowledge and my modest opinion.
But despite I
thoroughly have read since a long time CRYONET and the main CRYONICS very good
publications, I have absolutely no idea on the credibility (in the same problem)
the major 2O to 25 authors of the CRYONET messages personaly attribute to the
success of human freezings and estimate it. However, I am extremely curious to
learn that, to understand where I am : in the middle or at an extremity, and
what ?
It is why I
pray every reader and/or author of CRYONET to answer briefly the two following
questions at my personal E-MAIL address :
Anatole DOLINOFF
INTERNET:
1. How do you estimate and qualify the chances for the
already frozen to return back to life in an indefinite future ?
2. How do you think that these chances can be improved ?
I pray every
reader of CRYONET to answer these questions and I promise to give in return my
own answers to every author (but not at the same day to all !)
Thank you by
advance.
Anatole
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