Does cryonics work?

Defined as “Does cryonics preserve cellular structure and brain pattern?” the answer is “yes.” Defined as “Do we have cryonics patients who have been resuscitated?” the answer is “not yet.

However, there are multiple proofs of concept. Cryopreserved humans who were “frozen” as eggs are walking the planet, literally thousands of them.

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