Not long ago, a friend of mine sent me a link to Alcor, established in 1972, which describes itself as “the world leader in cryonics and preservation science.” Perhaps, like me, your initial reaction went something like this: huh?
She sent it because she knows I write against euthanasia. At first glance, cryonics seems the polar opposite of assisted suicide. Alcor isn’t trying to hasten death but to cheat it altogether. Instead of ending life early, Alcor seeks to develop the medicine and technology to not merely prolong it, but to revive those who have already passed. Again: HUH?
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