This article continues my survey of some of the various forms of legal protection for cryonics patients. The previous article examined laws that directly affect
In a previous article, Aschwin de Wolf argues that it might be easier to persuade others that cryonics patients are still alive according to existing
Introduction Ongoing legal challenges and hostile interference of relatives have increased awareness among cryonicists that addressing the likelihood that one will be cryopreserved at all
Bertrand Russell once said that “most people would sooner die than think; in fact, they do so.” One does not need to look any further
Several of my clients and friends have asked me for observations regarding securing their cryonics arrangements even with contrary wishes of friends and relatives. Given
There has been some discussion about relatives causing suspensions to not take place as the cryonics member gets older and how we cryonicists can protect
Advocates of human cryopreservation argue that death is not an event but a process. Cryonics patients are stabilized at low temperatures in anticipation of a
According to this news item the Alcor Life Extension Foundation is taking legal action against the brother and sister of an Alcor member who “denied