Are you ready to live forever? No longer must you search in vain for a life extension the old fashioned ways of occultism, and instead there are some other means of keeping you around for posterity. While medicine and science are still lagging behind in this pursuit, donations now make it possible to live on endlessly - all you need to do is give ...

The Plantation psychologist was a funny guy who was serious about life after death. Dr. Steven P. Rievman, a Plantation, Florida psychologist, believed in a better world to come and figured his best shot at being part of it was putting himself on ice. So after he ''deanimated'' on May 12 at North Broward Medical Center -- ...

By Ben Best, Cryonics Institute, Clinton Township, Michigan The scientific justification for the practice of cryonics is based on several key concepts: (1) Low temperature can slow metabolism. Sufficiently low temperature can virtually stop chemical changes for centuries. (2) Ice formation can be reduced or even eliminated by the use of ...

What will you do for a chance to live a second life after death? For these people Cryonics was their answer.

Short clip from a 2005 Nova Science Now, on North American Wood Frogs. A touch of ice immediately sets off signals inside the frog, says Professor John Costanza, that pull water away from the center of its body. So the frog's internal organs are now wrapped in a puddle of water that then turns to solid ice. There is no breathing, no kidney ...

14 minutes of excerpts from over 5 hours of presentations on the 2-disk Alcor DVD of the 2006 conference – ''An Inside Look at the Science and Medicine of Tomorrow.'' Is it possible to stop aging? Will nanomedicine and medical nanorobots dramatically extend the human lifespan? Can cryopreserved human beings be revived in the future and what ...

Channel 4 Documentary following the revolutionary life-extension and immortality ideas of this somewhat eccentric scientist, Dr. Aubrey de Grey. This show is all about the radical ideas of a Cambridge biomedical gerontologist called Aubrey de Grey who believes that, within the next 20-30 years, we could extend life indefinitely by addressing ...

Cross-posted from Sentient Developments.  It’s funny how these things go. There I was at the TransVision 2007 celebrity reception last Thursday, drinking white wine, munching on hors d’oeuvres and eagerly awaiting the arrival of William Shatner. I was looking forward to a once in a lifetime ...

The Alcor Life Extension Foundation and Cryonics are explored.