Re: CRYO: "Ischemia" vs. "Reversibly dead"

From: Spudboy100@aol.com
Date: Tue Apr 24 2001 - 15:28:10 MDT


In a message dated 4/24/2001 4:09:22 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
johnmarlow@gmx.net writes:

<< I suggest a choice among the following terms:
 
 "Happy Sleep" (positive and uplifting)
 "Pseudodead" (an unHappy medium)
 "Cryoslumber" (taking a page from conventional funerology)
 "Undead" (nasty vampish connotation, however--though with Noni as
 Minavamp, you might want to count me in)
 "Popsicle" (implying that, while presently frozen, the stiff may be
 thawed and enjoyed at some future time; doubly effective when
 freezing Dad)
 
 jm >>
I believe Arthur C. Clarke used "hyper-sleep" in his Songs From Distant
Earth". Lets find something a little more lyrical, perhaps.
Supernal Sleep (what the heck, it sounds like something Poe or Lovecraft
wrote)
Sleeping Beauty (hey its got a happy ending!)
Quest-Dreaming (The quest is the future)
Sleep of Healing (its not the sleep , its the awakening that counts)
Soul's Quest (Ain't gonna quest too much if'n the body is dead)
Dream of Time (Thank You George Zebrowski)

Mitch



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