for this? >> you're looking at science hope versus science reality. the hope is that years from now you can unfreeze, thaw out, they'll cure whatever is wrong with you and you carry on as if it were the next day. essentially when somebody dies, they try to keep the body alive as much as they can. they pump the blood through the body, inject you with blood to make sure it doesn't clot. they switch out the blood with a type of antifreeze for the body. they cool the body down, then ship her to detroit and put her in the cryogenic chamber, from there they freeze them. hopefully years from now they can unfreeze them and fix whatever is wrong. >> the institute she is at is citing other examples of insects, other human tissues and embryos. what is it that might work in this case? >> again, this is the science