Редактирование: Jäädytetty kuolemani (раздел)

== Translations ==
[https://discord.com/channels/705591818816848043/1063182979666542592/1096193579354947584 Translations by Daugator — 14.04.2023 01.01]
Henri's Finnish comments:
* 1:25: "Death is a sad thing that touches us all. Some day we all will face it. Then you think if science could bring some last lifeline.
* 1:44: "Cryonics seems impossible at the moment, but the potential is very big in it. If you just could cryopreserve individual organs and return them functional, it would revolutionize organ transplants."
* 3:26: "It is an undeniably distressing thought, so what if you get bored. Life lasting billions of years, yes, it sounds a bit strange, but then, I don't really believe in that. I believe the universe too is not eternal. At some point life ends anyway."
* 3:55: "Eternal life oppresses many. For some cryonicists I have even tried to say that that may be what drives people away.
* 4:11: "A stereotype is that it's for the rich, but in principle, many can afford cryopreservation by getting life insurance. Whole-body cryopreservation can cost something like 200,000 euros. In a year it would be about 500 euros for life insurance."
* 4:36: "I myself have arrangements for cryonics. First with Alcor, but then I switched to Tomorrow Biostasis, because it is closer and I want to support European know-how anyway."
* 7:51: "Many feel quite negatively about cryonics. Maybe they don't take it so seriously. Resuscitation techniques, such as chest compressions and defibrillation, were probably treated with skepticism in the beginning.
* 8:06: "They must have wondered why you should press the chest of an inanimate person when that person has already "left" that body."
* 8:19: "What the law says then? As far as I understand, they don't do medical procedures for the dead. Many people probably aren't going to cool the body at that point. Often close relatives don't want it either. They tell to stop."
* 8:44: "New legislation would be needed, which would enable cryonics and make it legal and acceptable behavior.
* 8:56: "It would be enough at least for me to get a human structure to survive far into the future. Whether a person can be revived, is the sorrow of that time. It is not known at this time. It's still very speculative."