It appears that the scientists of Japan’s National Institute of Polar Research have succeeded in reviving a tardigrade which had been frozen for more than 30 years after being collected in Antarctica. Does this mean that instead of dying, we store our bodies in frost states so we can be revived in the future??

See Video Here... http://infodebut.com/2016/01/18/after-30-years-researchers-defrost-revive-frozen-tardigrade-back-to-life/

General101:
It appears that the scientists of Japan’s National Institute of Polar Research have succeeded in reviving a tardigrade which had been frozen for more than 30 years after being collected in Antarctica. Does this mean that instead of dying, we store our bodies in frost states so we can be revived in the future??

See Video Here... http://infodebut.com/2016/01/18/after-30-years-researchers-defrost-revive-frozen-tardigrade-back-to-life/

We wish.

that there is like a radio. it has big, few transistors. so, easily repaired. humans are like render farms. hundred billion microscopic transistors. if it spoils, you're better off getting a new one.