TED talk meets conspiracy brain-rot, shaking frozen specimens kills them apparently

Someone's attempting a TED talk about cryopreservation but keeps spiraling into increasingly unhinged tangents about human body temperature and mysterious blood purification processes they definitely don't understand. Starts with basic biology, nosedives into 'they hide away' conspiracy nonsense, and ends with a genuinely deranged PSA about how picking up frozen specimens will kill them, said like you're warning someone about a cursed object. Vibe: AI-generated biology lecture that learned how to be catastrophically wrong about everything Key topics: human body temperature regulation, cryopreservation process (vaguely), mysterious 'removal of imperfections' from blood, dire warnings about frozen samples Transcript: Minus -3 degrees Celsius. Let's call them that any other mammal can survive. Humans die if our temperature fluctuates even by a few degrees either side of 37.5. So a liquid needs something for its molecules to grab on to before it can form ice crystals. And to avoid this, all imperfections are removed from a sick sick blood and we do not know how they do this. But here's the really unfortunate side effect. I mean they hide away, so you can't imagine what the side effect, if people finding them. If you picked one up, darling, and you shook it, it would freeze and die.