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Cryonics

Cryonics (from Greek: κρύος kryos, meaning "cold") is the low-temperature freezing (usually at −196 °C or −320.8 °F or 77.1 K) and storage of human remains in the hope that resurrection may be possible in the future. Cryonics is regarded with skepticism by the mainstream scientific community. It is generally viewed as a pseudoscience, and its practice…

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related to Notable people · 16
Cryonics → Anders Sandberg, Corpses, David Pearce, Hal Finney, Inside Edition, John Henry Williams, Larry King, Luke Nosek, Nick Bostrom, Oxford, PayPal, People, Peter Thiel, Phil Salin, Stephen Coles, Ted Williams
related to Legal issues · 15
Cryonics → Appeals, As, British Columbia, English High Court, Foundation, Historically, In, In Alcor Life Extension, In France, In Russia, Iowa Court, Later, Most, Richardson, The
related to Ethics · 13
Cryonics → American, Arguments, Bioethics, Charles Tandy, David Shaw, He, In, Pascal's Wager, Shaun Pattinson, Shaw, Shaw's, The, Writing
related to Cryonics in practice · 9
Cryonics → As, At, Brian Wowk, Cooling, Gregory Fahy, In, No, This, US
related to In fiction · 9
Cryonics → Fry, Futurama, Germany, It, Khan Noonien Singh, Philip, Star Trek, Suspended, The
related to Reception · 9
Cryonics → Between, Cryobiology, KrioRus, November, Russian, Russian Academy, Sciences, Society, Yevgeny Alexandrov
related to Preservation damage · 6
Cryonics → Ice, João Pedro Magalhães, Large, Medical, Some, Without
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Cryonics → Cryonicists, Cryopreservation, Even
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Cryonics → typical pseudoscience because of its lack of falsifiability and testability

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cryopreservation frozen death preservation cryopreserved brain life freezing future corpses vitrification revival human remains hope ice first dead possible damage

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Cryonicsrelated to Cryonics in practiceCooling0.60section
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Cryonicsrelated to Cryonics in practiceGregory Fahy0.60section
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