Re: Stasis for emergency medical needs?

Wildepad wrote:
> ((What he's referring to is that I wrote a story that spotlights what
> I think is the most probable problem of using stasis for emergency
> medical situations, and I was called to task by several people for
> being so pessimistic that I saw only the potential for misuse of such
> a wonderful new technology. I posed the question in this ng in order
> to see if I was the only one who might think of such a 'bad' thing.))

It would have been much nicer if you'd mentioned this explanation for 
your interest in your original post, rather than just the authoritarian

> [*] 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.

You often posit interesting scenarios to ponder, but the way you seem to 
treat this as your own personal focus group to assign arbitrary tasks to 
at whim stifles a lot of the interest. It certainly doesn't make me 
_want_ to help you.