It's official: Paris Hilton will be frigid - when she dies. She announced that she wants to be frozen to preserve her bod. Paparazzi are already signing up to be frozen right after her, and thawed just before her to capture it all. "That's hot" has been replaced by "That's cold."
"It's so cool," Hilton said of cryogentics. "Almost all the cells in the body are still alive when death is pronounced. And if you're immediately cooled, you can be perfectly preserved. My life could be extended by hundreds and thousands of years."
Cryogentics, freezing of bodies for thawing later, takes a lot of energy. Freezing Paris, Texas might make more sense.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Cryogenics
- Opportunity to innovate in the field of cryogenics by developing more energy-efficient freezing methods for preserving bodies.
- Longevity
- Opportunity to disrupt the funeral industry by offering cryogenic preservation as a form of extending life and challenging traditional burial practices.
- Celebrity Culture
- Opportunity to explore new business ventures and services related to cryogenic preservation specifically targeted towards celebrities and individuals in the public eye.
Sectors Adopting This
- Medical Technology
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in medical technology to improve cryogenic preservation methods and make it more accessible for longevity purposes.
- Funeral Services
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the funeral services industry to offer cryogenic preservation as an alternative to traditional burial practices, catering to individuals seeking extended life.
- Entertainment
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the entertainment industry to create content or services related to cryogenic preservation and celebrity culture, targeting the fascination with immortality.
