CryoNet #32723

CryoNet - Tue 20 Jul 2010

    #32723: Does cryonics can become as useful to humanity as Microsoft ?... [Jonano]

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Message #32723
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2010 11:46:09 +0200
Subject: Does cryonics can become as useful to humanity as Microsoft ?...
From: Jonano <[email protected]>

Hi,

Microsoft products are used all around the world. The number of users
for Microsoft products count for about 1 billion in size.

Bill Gates work is helping poor people all around the world,
information technology help poor people all around the world too. It's
one of the best tool to end poverty all around the world. Information
technology, software, computers, informatics, whatever you call it,
have great humanitarian enabling.

I wonder if cryonics can become as useful as that, if it's as a good
technology as IT and if it's as honorable.

If 1 billion of persons would be Alcor Members, how the world would be
(improved or not) ? Would it increase it's chance to colonize other
solar systems ?

On the large scale, does cryonics can be useful as a Windows ? Would
it be even feasible ?

--Jon

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