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CRYONICS
Not just cryonics, but eugenics
The man's body was cremated and sent to his family.
As Don De Lillo approaches 80, he meditates upon death
New York Times revives interest in cryonics.
One bioethicist has offered a thoughtful defense of what many claim is a scientific flight of fancy.
An introduction to cryonics and attendant bioethical issues.
If you have US$50 billion or so in cash lying around, you can afford to spend some of it on out-there projects. Which is what internet search behemoth Google is doing.
Robert Ettinger, a physics teacher and science fiction writer who kicked off the cryonics movement, died on July 23 in Michigan.
Russian company offers eternal life
Like Santa Claus
Longevity Summit convenes in California
UK ethicist defends cryonics
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