In the 1960s, an incredible technology began to emerge – cryonics. To put it simply, it is to freeze the human body in the extreme low temperature environment below minus 196 degrees Celsius, and then wait until one day in the future, after the development of human science and technology to a certain stage, and then resurrect some frozen people, so that they can have a new life.
However, until today, human beings still have no way to resurrect frozen people, which also makes this technology controversial, and many people are also wondering whether cryonics technology is paying "IQ tax"?
Because the preservation and maintenance costs of cryonics are very expensive, and there is no deadline for the resurrection of cryonic people, this also means that it may be until the frozen people's family and friends have passed away one after another, but the frozen people still have no chance to be resurrected, and after the payment is due, it is obvious that the frozen people will no longer be able to wait for the opportunity to be resurrected.
So, is it possible for humans to resurrect frozen people? Recently, researchers from the United States conducted a study on a frozen man case 40 years ago, and believe that the future may really make dreams come true.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="5" > American woman wakes up after freezing into a solid</h1>
It happened in the early 1980s, on a winter morning in 1980, a frozen corpse appeared in Minnesota, USA.
Lying just a few meters from the doorway, the body was found by a man named Wally Nelson, who was friends with its owner, a 19-year-old woman named Jean Hilliard.
Through the restoration of the events, it can be learned that when Jean Hillyard was driving back to his parents' house on a winter night, the car suddenly stopped on the way, so Jean Hilliard decided to walk to the nearest House of Wally Nelson for help, and when jean Hilliard was found, she was wearing a thick winter coat and gloves, but she was still frozen to a solid.
In the follow-up investigation, the researchers believe that Jean Hilliard should have accidentally stumbled and lay in a snow pit on the way, she lay in the snow for 6 hours, and gradually lost consciousness, in the minus 30 degrees Celsius weather, Jean Hilliard was gradually frozen into a solid, more vividly, Jean Hilliard was frozen into a popsicle.
After the discovery of Jean Hilliard, Wally Nelson dragged her into the house and immediately called the police, Wally Nelson later in an interview, said that Wally Nelson's body was harder than the plank, and in the process of rescue, the doctor also found that Jean Hilliard was too cold to penetrate her skin with a subcutaneous injection.
"It was as if a piece of frozen meat had been taken out of a freezer," the doctor said, but the medical miracle still happened, because Jean Hillard, who was thought to have little chance of surviving, was miraculously awakened by the heating pads, and there were no sequelae.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="21" > the "resurrection" of frozen humans is expected to become a reality? </h1>
For more than 40 years, many researchers have studied Jean Hilliard as a case of medical miracles, especially those interested in cryonics, and are full of curiosity about Jean Hilliard, but to this day, no researcher can clearly point out how Jean Hilliard was frozen and then bizarrely resurrected.
The study believes that perhaps there is some kind of emergency mechanism in the organism itself, and when encountering extreme environments, it may be possible to avoid some way to avoid their blood vessels from being frozen, so that resurrection is possible.
However, clinical cases like Jean Hilliard are too rare, so it is not clear whether Jean Hilliard is a lucky event with a very low probability, after all, every year on The Earth, many people will be frozen to death, but no one has ever appeared in the same situation as Jean Hilliard - frozen into a "popsicle" and resurrected.
So, if there is a chance to fully reveal the truth about Jean Hilliard's cryonic resurrection in the future, does it mean that cryonics technology may also become a reality, so that frozen people have a chance to be resurrected?
However, there is still a very different difference between the frozen and Jean Hilliard: the frozen man is a person who is quick-frozen after professional treatment at the moment of death, while Jean Hilliard is frozen into a "popsicle" in a low temperature environment when he is alive.
This also means that if Jean Hilliard is to be morally resurrected in the first place, it may be necessary to freeze the dying people directly, rather than waiting for them to become corpses, but doing so is undoubtedly tantamount to "murder", both legally and morally, and will be greatly condemned.
In particular, how much pain and despair does it have to go through when this kind of life is frozen? Obviously, these problems are also difficult to solve. Finally, let me discuss a question with you: Do you think humans should study cryonics technology to revive frozen people?