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Life extension is a fast-growing area in the medical field, and many people, including tech billionaires, are looking to invest money in longevity.
All therapies being tested may not hit the jackpot, but the overall direction in which anti-aging technology is heading could make this the biggest innovation in history.
Cryopreservation has been an intriguing subject for science-fiction filmmakers, who have explored it from different angles through movies like Interstellar and TV shows like Futurama.
The process of signing up, although not complicated, involves a generous amount of paperwork. All this is to ensure that the person being cryopreserved is protected from potential legal and financial challenges, and their cryopreservation from being disrupted.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ spread great joy amongst his disciples, underlining the value ascribed to life. Stretching this to modern times, cryonics seeks to achieve just this, i.e., life extension.
Should individuals be allowed the right to die in order to live again? If so, what are the ethical considerations surrounding it? The arguments spread far and wide through self-determination, religion, profession and uncertainty of cryonics.
Cryopreservation aims to reanimate the deceased. To ensure that they have something to return to, effective estate planning is crucial.
Carbon-based life has its limits and won’t enable humans to achieve immortality. Shouldn’t we switch to a better alternative?
If you’re interested in having your body or brain preserved after death, you need to be aware of the options available to you. Few countries actually have local cryonics companies, and many nations have laws that make cryopreservation after death complex.
After deciding to sign-up for cryopreservation, there are a few things that one has to get past. From choosing the type of cryopreservation, all the way to becoming a part of the cryonics community.
Futurists believe that in the next 30 years tiny nanorobots will become part of our organism and help us live as long as possible. In this article you will learn more about the current status and possible future of nanotechnology.
After deciding to sign-up for cryopreservation, there are a few things that one has to get past. From choosing the type of cryopreservation, all the way to becoming a part of the cryonics community.
One of the biggest debates in the world of cryonics is whether a full body needs to be preserved or if “head only” preservation is enough. The numerous connections between the brain and the body make the answer complicated.
Cryonicists hope that modern technology will one day be able to bring back from the dead. But how realistic is a second life after years or centuries of being frozen?
The second part of our series deals with the pursuit of eternal life as one of the many aspects of immortality depicted in the history of art – from 17th century to contemporary perspectives.
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