Tag Archives: Death

When a Singularity Bites You in the Ass

Posted on March 31, 2012 by chronopause

How to avoid autopsy and long ‘down-time’ (ischemia) ~85% of the time! By Mike Darwin Foreplay It has taken me roughly 30 years to learn that having the technological capability to achieve some marvelous end is only a small … Continue reading →

Posted in Cryonics Philosophy, Cryonics Technology (General), Medicine | Tagged antisepsis, asepsis, bite back, brain cryopreservation, brain freezing, CNS cryobiology, Confederate States of America, cryonics morality, Death, Edward Tenner, General Robert E. Lee, genomic testing, genomics, ischemia, Jamón ibérico de bellota, Lister, medical singularities, mike darwin, neuropreservation, Pastuer, Semmelweis, singularity, spain, sudden cardiac arrest, sudden cardiac death, suspended animation | 12 Comments

Inheritance and Disinheritance Are Not For Us

Posted on March 8, 2012 by chronopause

by Mike Darwin Michael B. Federowicz and Ella A. Rorhman circa 1954 Yesterday, I learned my parents, both of them, had died a little over 4 months ago. The call came from a staffer at the Alcor Life Extension Foundation. … Continue reading →

Posted in Cryonics Biography, Cryonics History, Philosophy | Tagged bereavement, cryonics, cryonics morality, cryopreservation, Death, disinheritance, Ella A. Federowicz, Ella A. Rorhman, grief, inheritance, Michael B. Federowicz, Michael G. Darwin, Michael G. Federowicz | 29 Comments

The Worst Place

Posted on March 5, 2012 by chronopause

Posted in Philosophy | Tagged Death, Death and Dying, immortalism, Thanatophiobia | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Death

When a Singularity Bites You in the Ass

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The Worst Place

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