X-Message-Number: 32588
Date: Wed, 19 May 2010 09:16:19 -0700
Subject: Re: message #32586
From: doctor Robert <>

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Signing up for cryonic suspension, certainly "violates  social norms" and
has its consequences, of which a shorter life span (if we take David's
reference with an uncritical eye) is suggested. We obviously don't think so,
perhaps by the semantic devise of re-defining "lifespan". It would be of
minor interest to compare our first life cycle spans to an actuarial table,
but I suspect that there are so many variables that such a comparison would
be meaningless. I can also think of three hundred alternative explanations,
other than social ostracism, to account for German Cougars attenuated life
span, but won't go into them here due to propriety. Dr. Robert.

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