"Expert Predicts Frozen Humans Revived in 50-70 Years"
An expert claims that frozen humans could be brought back to life in 50 to 70 years, citing the successful resurrection of a 46,000-year-old worm found in Siberian permafrost. However, the process would require significant advancements in medicine and tissue engineering. Cryoprotectant agents currently used in cryonic technology have toxic effects on the brain and body, making them insufficient for human revival. The ability to revive cryopreserved individuals could have profound philosophical, ethical, and medical implications, potentially offering an alternative to death for patients with terminal diseases.