There's something about cryonics that is inherently fascinating because the idea of being

frozen at death and then revived at some time in the future is both an immortality wish

fulfillment fantasy and a form of time travel.

There are nearly 300 chronically frozen people in the United States and the idea that, you

know at some point in the future, we'll figure out how to cure or what killed them, take

their brain and let them live life again.

You know what would that actually be like?

I'm Jonathan Mitchell and today on the Truth, we have a story about a man who wakes up from

his cryogenic slumber to a world that is not quite what he expected.

Hey there, it's Mark Pagan.

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