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Content note: discussion of things that are worse than death Over the past few years, a few people have claimed rejection of cryonics due

He writes this essay in response to someone who writes about their "gut level emotional response when [they] thought about dogs being likely

About a month ago kalla724 posted a number of comments on this post, many of which were highly upvoted. Synopsis: I) I think that kalla724

He has resumed posting at his blog Chronopause and he is essential reading for those interested in cryonics and, more generally, rational de

I had not heard of this until recently, and I doubt I am alone. I will quote from this source, which looks OK (there is also this). What i

In a comment on his skeptical post about Ray Kurzweil, he writes, Unfortunately, [Kurzweil's] technological forecasting is naive, and I b

First, Darwin describes Jobs's (far mode) stance towards death:  As Aschwin points out Jobs is on record (his Stanford Commencement Speec

Interesting recent article from Ben-Nun et al. (doi:10.1038/nmeth.1706) in the high-impact journal Nature Methods. As I understand it, the