| We know cryonics is the nutcase science of hyperfreezing cadavers in hopes that someday there will be a way to bring the dead to life. |
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| I'm lining up a cryonics team that will be there as soon as I'm declared dead. |
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| Great title aside, the article is an interesting history of the resuscitation of those with ambiguous mortality, from mouth-to-mouth to cryonics. |
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| I still believe that's true, but it seems the day might come when cryonics is medically prudent. |
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| They have been entertained mostly by the sort of people who think investing in cryonics is a sensible way to achieve immortality. |
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| Cryonicists divide the world into two groups, those who are experimenting with cryonics by being frozen vs. those who just die and are buried. |
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| I am reminded of cryonics companies, which you pay to keep your body frozen in a tank of liquid nitrogen forever. |
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| Have yourself frozen by cryonics, a near death experience that should settle once and for all any doubts about the afterlife. |
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| It is beneficial for Alcor to have the names of your next of kin and a feeling for their attitudes about cryonics. |
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| Vitrification offers cryonics members good chances of being revived by future advanced technologies, such as advanced molecular nanotechnology. |
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| Or perhaps I would like to see a prize awarded for research in cryonics. |
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| Thanks to recent advances in vitrification, cryonics members might have a very good human body structural preservation. |
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| An international science magazine is offering one reader the chance to win another life, through a competition offering a prize of cryonics treatment. |
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| But how good is the stabilization and transport of cryonics members living in Europe? |
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| Cryonics is a potentially life-saving medical treatment, so to not get cryonics is to have passive euthanasia and I'm not suicidal. |
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| Ira Glass came to me over a year ago with a project first reported on This American Life about the first cryonics freezing. |
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| He claims, plausibly, that nearly everyone now active in cryonics first heard about it, directly or indirectly, from him. |
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| To make a shaded banner, it is more complex, see how to change the graphics of the cryonics theme. |
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| After some research, we became optimistic that cryonics could work. |
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| After Sylvia died, I didn't want our sons to be burdened with admin after my death, so I cashed in my life insurance policy and paid a £20,000 lump sum to the American cryonics company. |
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| To promote a better public understanding and acceptance of cryonics, it is useful if Alcor can release the names of persons who are members or who have been placed into cryopreservation. |
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| Further cooling is then done to dry ice temperatures, for transport to the main cryonics storage providers for further cool down to liquid nitrogen temperatures. |
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| Ettinger also established the Immortalist Society, a research and education group devoted to cryonics and extending the human life span. |
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| Stem cell, SENS, gene regulation, mitochondria support, brain uploading, nanomedicine, telomeres, cryonics, and others. |
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| The technology of giving back life after repairing one's body, known as cryonics, will be a reality soon. |
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| This donation will help us continue our research and bring greater awareness of the possibilities of cryonics to a wider audience. |
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| James Clement, the CEO of Androcyte, was a lawyer who, over the past decade, became increasingly involved with healthy life-extension, cryonics, and transhumanism. |
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