Why I Want To Be Cool Essay

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I believe in a way it would be cool to be a part of the cryonics. The reason I feel it would be cool is because it would give you the ability to be brought back to life in the future to see how much life has changed since when you as a person were last alive. To be able to come back to life in the future would be an amazing accomplishment for science and people. Because if someone has an incurable type of disease and they freeze them they can come back and hopefully by the time they become unfrozen there would hopefully be a cure for the problem the person has. In a way I sense it would not be an experience I would like to make for myself. If I had the chance I probably would not take it the reason being is because I have my family and friends.

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