I am going to address this issue more tomorrow (I needed something to post for this week and it's getting down to the wire).

I am no stranger to cryonics. I've always been interested in this procedure, and of course I've always wondered if Walt Disney was really frozen (of course we know he wasn't). But looking at it from a scientific point of view, I have no doubt that sometime, in the future, maybe not in MY lifetime but in my children's lifetime, someone will be frozen and "thawed" successfully (I avoided the term "brought back to life" for obvious reasons). It's also no big secret that the scientific community is pushing ahead with cloning and other serious procedures, and I asked myself if maybe they were going too far with cryonics. It's like Malcom said in 'Jurassic Park': "Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should". I am torn a little on this subject, between curiosity and ethics...