Max More Interviews Steve LeBel on BioStasis Podcast
Max More invited me to be on his podcast. He wanted to hear about my interest in serving on the […]
Cryonics
Cryonics
In recent years, I became fascinated by cryonics and its implications for our future. The more I researched the field, the more I discovered ideas and information that should be shared. With that in mind, I offer the following posts.
I invite your feedback and questions. They help guide my inquiries into this most interesting field.
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Why You Should Have a Cryonics Trust
If you’re one of the growing number of individuals who have chosen cryonics as a path to a possible future
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Cryonics Articles in the Works
There are several articles I’m researching. If I find interesting and note-worthy information, I’ll publish my findings. The possible articles
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Beating the Clock: The Battle Against Ischemia in Cryonics
One of the greatest threats to successful cryopreservation isn’t damage from freezing—it’s ischemia: the cellular and structural deterioration caused by
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Why Do Cryonicists Use DNRs?
The Most Common Advice May Not Be the Best If you’re signed up for cryonics, you’re probably already planning for
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Why I’m Running for the Cryonics Institute Board
I didn’t expect to run for the CI Board. Like many people who’ve signed up for cryonics, my interest started
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Cryonics Revival: What Might It Look Like?
Revival from Cryonics: Why I Researched the Possibilities For most of my life, the idea of life after death was
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Bridging the Gap: How Hospice Can Improve Your Cryopreservation Outcome
One of the most crucial—yet often overlooked—vulnerabilities in cryonics is the period between your imminent clinical death and the initiation
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My Personal Cryopreservation Plan
Several years ago, I became interested in cryonics – the idea of freezing the body after death in the hope