Well good luck with that I say.

What's the point in freezing your head if there's no body to attach it too, assuming that this is even possible in the future which I very much doubt.

And doesn't extended freezing cause tissue cells to explode due to formation of ice crystals?

There's obviously a market for this or people would not be shelling out their money to have themselves turned into frozen popsicles.

I thought the process of being in liquid nitrogen would cause cells to explode from the freezing process even if you do remove the blood and other fluids? Wouldn't there be irreversible cell damage from the actual freezing process inside the tube the body is in? Not to mention the very delicate parts and organs like the brain.

What prompted me to think on this was a story I had just seen on TV about a young girl in the USA who had just been frozen after dying of an aggressive brain tumour. She did this in the hope that one day she might be thawed and revived.

Anyway thoughts on this anyone?

I'm not sold on the idea that this would work now let alone the reverse process in the future. And how do we know that company will still be around in 20 or 50 years time from now still holding all those bodies and with all the equipment still running let alone well preserved corpses waiting for revival...

Correction, every restaurant would be Taco Bell. 

#TheMoreYouKnow    #ObviouslyDidn'tSeeTheMovie.            

Chill out with those puns Isi! You'll make the forum quite frosty towards you.

INB4 Mr. Freeze jokes from Batman and Robin.

Really? Well, your not missing much lol.

Sure will.

1000 years.

Just to get myself a solid 10 chapters of HxH