Thanks for the link, that was interesting to read. They link to a "medical report" from one of the cryprofreeze companies, about three people who were transferred from being frozen completely to just having their heads preserved (apparently this is a thing).

It contains such gems as describing said process of decapitating a corpse like this:

The patient was removed to an isolation tent with specially constructed supports, where a rapid conversion to neuropreservation was done using a high speed electric chain saw.

They go into some detaile about how the bodies reacted to being frozen for years and then warmed up again, which is interesting to read (for me at least) and shows that the technology needed to revive these souls is a long long time away (if at all)"

The freezer in Futurama didn't need any special shit. This is false.

Freezing also doesn't completely eliminate background radiation. You stop or significantly slow down chemical processes, that's it.

I guess it's not like the frozen person will hold you accountable for cutting corners.

i think that business model is bs, but that should be treated and manslaughter.

given that the whole premise of the business is that they can be revived is kept in appropriate conditions. having the corpses decompose due to negligence is manslaughter. or if not, it means their business is fraudulent.

Would be more simple to skip the freezing and go straight to goo