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ATTITUDES AND ACCEPTANCE TOWARD THE TECHNOLOGY OF CRYONICS IN GERMANY - Volume 30 Issue 1

Home Cryonics in the Smirk Age

John Henry Williams, the son of Hall of Famer Ted Williams, died Sunday morning. He was 35.

"He’s always been optimistic about the future," says Hal Finney's wife, Fran. "Every new advance, he embraced it, every new technology. Hal relished life, and he made the most of everything."

The co-founder of PayPal and likely the most successful venture capitalist in Silicon Valley is on a mission to change the world through technology – and to find a cure for death

A family source told Inside Edition that two years ago, his family sat down with him for a heart-to-heart to talk about his true desires following his death.

Five years after CNN pulled the plug on his show, the TV host is thinking about whom he’ll book for his funeral.

Mr. Epstein, the accused sex trafficker, was fascinated by eugenics. He told scientists and others of his vision of using his New Mexico ranch to impregnate women.

The disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein believed in transhumanism and wanted to freeze body parts so they could be resurrected in the future.

The disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein believed in transhumanism and wanted to freeze body parts so they could be resurrected in the future.

Here's how that persistent rumor was started.

Half a century onwards, the rumor that Walt Disney's body was put in cryonic storage remains one of the most enduring legends about the entertainment giant.

Here's how that persistent rumor was started.

Freezing dead people so scientists can reanimate them in the future is a lot harder than it sounds.

Honoring someone’s "last wishes" is seen in our culture (and in many other cultures) as a benevolent duty. Here I look at the case of a terminally ill