X-Message-Number: 344
From att!CompuServe.COM!72727.560 Wed May 22 21:12:26 EDT 1991
Date: 22 May 91 20:40:34 EDT
From: Brenda <>
To: <>
Subject: Cryonet Offerings
Message-Id: <"910523004033 72727.560 DHJ49-1"@CompuServe.COM>

for  re:279
I just want to say that Steve Bridge's information on the "Do It Yourself
Cryonics Kit" was informative even to me (a cryonicist of 7 years). Nice job!
You've obviously thought this through. I can't imagine anyone really
expecting or wanting people to deal with this overwhelming amount of
liability and trouble nor could I imagine people realistically thinking that
anyone could or would successfully pull it off. I sure wouldn't want my life
to depend upon a setup like that! I'd rather go on down to my local cryonics
company (actually Alcor, no matter where it is) and let them do what they
have, through decades of overcoming obstacles, hard won expertise, and
dedicated determination, designed themselves to do.   Brenda


for att!garnet.berkeley.edu!quaife or  re: 319,20
Art, I think the "can-rattling" line is great.  It's really very funny.  But,
Art, you should be ashamed of yourself for the rest.  You know better.  I'm not
so sure this particular can produced a rattle. Personally, I think you opened a
can of worms.  They don't rattle, they just get caught by the early bird.  Have
you seen the Alcor logo, lately?  Brenda


for att!uunet!m2xenix!agora.rain.com!batie or  re:291
If it's possible to recover anyone from cryonic suspension I think I'll be
recovered.  Because I know that if I had the ability and opportunity to
recover someone or to save someone's life, I would do so.  I think there will
be at least a few people around who feel the same way.  I also think that
"giving someone life" is a power trip that at least somebody will not be able
to resist.  Millions of people go into the medical field every year so there
must be some appeal to saving lives.

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