@metanomial presumably yes, as their ID would have an appropriate birth year, but really it should be no, as their mind has presumably not aged in the intervening time; altho if we consider that their limbic system has been maturing while in cryo, it may suffice, but this is unclear
@pee_zombie @metanomial The entire point of cryo is that nothing is maturing. If things aged while you were in cryo it wouldn’t work, freezing things like that is a way to slow down time, if you slow down time enough the moment of death can be stretched to a point where revival is possible.
@jdp @metanomial @pee_zombie I've always thought of cryo as more of a cultural canary than anything else. A society willing to embrace cryo is probably also willing to embrace more interesting approaches to extending lifespan, like Ship of Theseus bodies and cognitive offloading to silicon.
