What mostly accurately represents your stance on the possibility that someone cryonically suspended in the next 10 years will be successfully brought back to life sometime in the next 100 years?
It will necessarily happen	0.00	(0.00%)
It will certainly happen	0.00	(0.00%)
It will probably happen	0.28	(0.28%)
I don't know	0.68	(0.69%)
It probably won't happen	44.41	(45.00%)
It certainly won't happen	53.32	(54.03%)
It is impossible	0.00	(0.00%)
decisiveness		(8.91%)
unvoted equity		(1.31%)
voted equity		(98.69%)
60 Voters: Jeber, Sat, Hermit, outlawpoet, David Lucifer, Kharin, rhinoceros, Ophis, Hermitess, MoEnzyme, Kid-A, goomba, Walter Watts, ElvenSage, Feagwath, Blunderov, referent, JerryLee, Cassidy McGurk, DrSebby, RavenBlack, prometheus, opsima, the.bricoleur, Warlock, Smucker, RenegadeSocial, Kalkor, Mermaid, Casey, michelle, Lukian The Wizard, simul, Aryn Ravenlocke, atra, metahuman, Blackwater, Galt, Nikolai, MARCO CEZAR, Matt Arnold, LenKen, Joe Dees, Flux, Drakeo Vortex, deusdiabolus, Heretician, Alex Future Bokov, DJ dAndroid, ObfuscatoryAlias, subdermal, chippedlogic, Rhysenn, Pabreetzio, Azareph, pickler, archangelsin, teh, Sheldor, Bohandez,
voter	voted for	comment
Jeber	private	no comment
Mermaid	private	no comment
Casey	I don't know	no comment
michelle	It will probably happen	no comment
Lukian The Wizard	It will probably happen	no comment
simul	It probably won't happen	But I still signed up for it....just because it's fun.
Aryn Ravenlocke	private	no comment
atra	It will necessarily happen	no comment
metahuman	private	no comment
Galt	It probably won't happen	no comment
Blackwater	It probably won't happen	no comment
MARCO CEZAR	private	no comment
LenKen	It probably won't happen	But perhaps someone cryonically suspended in the next 100 years will be successfully brought back to life in the next 1000 years. Seriously.
Joe Dees	It certainly won't happen	no comment
Nikolai	It probably won't happen	no comment
Flux	I don't know	no comment
Drakeo Vortex	It will probably happen	but how much of them will remain intact?
deusdiabolus	It probably won't happen	Unless we can devise a permanent, uninterruptible power supply...slim to no chance.
Heretician	private	no comment
MoEnzyme	It probably won't happen	no comment
Alex Future Bokov	I don't know	...and now let's vote on the possibility that someone who is *not* cryonically suspended will be successfully brought back to life anytime before the heat death of the universe. Any takers?
DJ dAndroid	I don't know	It seems unlikely to me; brought back to life? Yes. But back to vital and "original" condition? ...
ObfuscatoryAlias	It probably won't happen	no comment
subdermal	It probably won't happen	no comment
chippedlogic	It certainly won't happen	when one is cyronically frozen, neither is the body(or mind frozen) but the molecules of H20, et all become crystalized/expand and this breaks membranes. Certain pathways are broken in linkage of hydrogen bondings, etc... it certainly wont happen.
Rhysenn	private	no comment
Pabreetzio	It certainly won't happen	no comment
Azareph	private	no comment
Hermit	It certainly won't happen	If successful means "as before", then without a "time machine", no way. See the FAQ discussion at http://www.churchofvirus.org/bbs/index.php?board=31;action=display;threadid=25353
pickler	private	no comment
archangelsin	It will probably happen	no comment
teh	It probably won't happen	given some more time, yes. IMO it's too premature at the momment.
Sheldor	It certainly won't happen	no comment
Bohandez	It probably won't happen	no comment