Re: Stasis for emergency medical needs?

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 12:54:32 -0800 (PST), petertrei@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

>On Jan 18, 2:05 am, Wildepad <noreplies> wrote:
>> Device:
>> A ****table widgmo attached to a wire mesh which can be wrapped around
>> an object. When activated, it creates a field within which the passage
>> of time is, for all intents and purposes, stopped.
<snip>
>> Question:
>> What are the potential downsides (if any)?
>>
>> [*] The only application under consideration here is emergency medical
>> care. If you wish to discuss food preservation, energy storage, or any
>> other of the tens of thousands of uses for such technology, please
>> start a new thread. Thank you.
>
>Assuming that's not an issue, personal long range travel becomes
>a special case of air freight - button up at the the Fed Ex office,
>and
>unbutton at the destination.

Assuming widespread distribution of the devices is opening the door to
their being stolen, such abuses are certainly possible, but I'm
wondering what the downsides of their use in medical emergencies might
be.
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