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Xanfor

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« #10 : 02-20-2007 06:39 »
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Wrong, actually. Cryogenics are the branches of physics and engineering that study very low temperatures. How to produce them, how materials behave at them, so forth.
However, you are right in that the preservation of humans and animals via very cold temperatures is called cryonics. But you are omitting the term cryobiology for some reason, which is basically the study of low temperatures on organisms for the purpose of cryopreservation, which is almost synonymous with the aformentioned cryonics.
However, the Applied Cryogenics company is probably more than just supplier of cryopreservation on demand. Most likely, cryobiology is merely a supplemental profit generator that is somewhat related to the main subject matter which is actually studied there, which is actually cryogenics. This would explain the neglectance with which the freezer tubes were treated by the staff.
This is me, with my pseudointelligence, telling it as it is.
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Decapodian

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« #11 : 02-21-2007 04:12 »
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Originally posted by Xanfor: Wrong, actually. Cryogenics are the branches of physics and engineering that study very low temperatures. How to produce them, how materials behave at them, so forth.
However, you are right in that the preservation of humans and animals via very cold temperatures is called cryonics. But you are omitting the term cryobiology for some reason, which is basically the study of low temperatures on organisms for the purpose of cryopreservation, which is almost synonymous with the aformentioned cryonics.
However, the Applied Cryogenics company is probably more than just supplier of cryopreservation on demand. Most likely, cryobiology is merely a supplemental profit generator that is somewhat related to the main subject matter which is actually studied there, which is actually cryogenics. This would explain the neglectance with which the freezer tubes were treated by the staff.
This is me, with my pseudointelligence, telling it as it is.
No, Im pretty sure its more of a Cryonics Lab then a Cryobiology Lab
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Xanfor

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« #12 : 02-21-2007 05:44 »
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Originally posted by Decapodian: No, Im pretty sure its more of a
Cryonics Lab then a Cryobiology Lab
Cryobiology is essentially the study of cryonics. To tell you the truth, your above post is more pointless than the offspring of the village idiot and a TV weathergirl.
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totalnerd undercanada

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« #16 : 02-24-2007 13:19 »
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Originally posted by Decapodian: No, Im pretty sure its more of a
Cryonics Lab then a Cryobiology Lab
You're an idiot. You've just disagreed with yourself. Originally posted by shinyass: I sense stupidity Your own stupidity, by any chance? Originally posted by Xanfor: Stupidity, Ooooooo!
Fight it, Xanfor. Fight it. Crusade against the tide of nonsense even as it rises around you. I'd like to throw in my two totalpenceuk's worth here. Cryonics, Cryobiology, and cryogenics are all synonymous. You don't normally do one without touching on the other. Cryonics is an umbrella term that covers all things related to the study of very cold temperatures and their effect on living and nonliving materials. Usually related to some kind of process which preserves perishables for future use. Decapodian, Xanfor's post in reply to yours contesting the use of the word "cryogenics" was an excellent and informative post. It contained all the information that you needed in order not to make yourself look stupid when discussing this. Instead, you managed to grab hold of the wrong end of a stick that nobody had even handed to you. Way to go!
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Xanfor

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« #18 : 02-25-2007 06:37 »
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Originally posted by totalnerduk:
Fight it, Xanfor. Fight it. Crusade against the tide of nonsense even as it rises around you. Like Peeves saluting Fred and George Weasley as they flew off into the sunset, I salute you, tnuk. From now on, the word 'totalturduk' shall be a sign of respect. Ignorance is strength. But only to people with less of it.
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« #25 : 03-06-2007 10:59 »
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Originally posted by Decapodian: Shinyass, if you dont stop randomly spamming and insulting people you're going to end up banned
Uh huh. Get a life. It was called a "Joke". Here, mabey this website will help you know what it is
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totalnerd undercanada

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« #26 : 03-06-2007 18:12 »
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Originally posted by shinyass: Uh huh. Get a life. It was called a "Joke".
Here, mabey this website will help you know what it is
1). It's "yer mom", not "your mother". Ask Ninaka for further clarification. 2). It was pointless and out of context, therefore spam. 3). You're doing a lot of this sort of thing. 4). You spelled "maybe" wrongly. 5). Anybody who posts on PEEL on a regular basis (myself included) can hardly tell anybody else to "get a life". Hypocrisy is vile and damnable. 6). You're an idiot. It is a reasonable assumption to make that you are incapable of meaning anything as a joke, and were in fact being arsey. Or even, an arsie. 7). Stop spamming and get back on topic, or take it to the rant thread (which I'm not going to linkify, you can bloody well search for it, n00b).
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