That's not how it works. In the future they'll be able to bring dead people back to life if their body is intact. It's not that much of a stretch.
But if you're all buried and rotting or have been cremated then there ain't much they can do is there?
Yeah, it was meant as a joke. You know, as in, go kill yourself now
I thought the idea was to freeze you in the case that some day they might cure old age and whatever condition killed you. It just makes little sense to me to be frozen when you are already dead, because your body will be in the same condition as it was in, ie. it would be old and fucked. Even if they found a way to bring frozen people back to life, it doesn't help with the concerns that made you dead in the first place. So if your liver fails and you are frozen, you still have a useless liver when they bring you back.
I know the concept of cryonics was conceived years ago, back when people thought that by the year 2000 you could microwave a little cube and it would turn into a pizza or a steak. Technology skyrocketed over the last century, but I believe we're about to hit a threshold where the possibilities are no longer as infinite as they once seemed. Due to physical limitations.
Anyway, it was from that point of view that I made my joke
So seriously speaking, what's the "concept" of it? That one day they can cure whatever killed you, or is it more like, one day they might be able to clone you or something? What are the realistic expectations "in the biz"?