Nevertheless, a certain amount of cautious hope is justified, particularly by cryonicists. As Paul Wakfer pointed out to Alcor Indiana members, the more reliable organ transplant methods become, the greater the motivation cryobiologists may have to improve organ preservation methods. And cryonicists will gladly learn any technical improvements cryobiologists can teach. Still, for those of us without that kind of stamina, there may be cheap ways to catch at least a glimpse of the glory. Although this software is lightyears behind pro systems like MM2 and CHEM3D, dedicated armchair nanophiles can get a feeling for just how difficult molecular design is.
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