A human can be frozen and stored for hundreds of years in cryonics, awaiting a future where they can be revived.
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A human can be frozen and stored for hundreds of years in cryonics, awaiting a future where they can be revived.
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Synopsis
Alan Sinclair dreams of becoming a human popsicle. He envisions a future where, instead of traditional burial or cremation, individuals can choose cryonics. This process involves being frozen after death, with the hope of revival in a few hundred years. Sinclair's aspirations raise practical concerns, such as the need for a reliable power supply to keep the body preserved. The film presents a quirky look at the unconventional practices surrounding cryonics and the people who advocate for this alternative approach to mortality.
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Why Watch
- See Alan Sinclair's unique take on life after death.
- Find out how cryonics works in a light-hearted way.
- Meet the quirky world of people who choose freezing over burial.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2008 and lasts 9 minutes.
- Alan Sinclair wants to be frozen instead of buried or cremated.
- Cryonics involves waiting a few hundred years before being revived.
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What is cryonics?
Cryonics is the practice of preserving individuals at low temperatures after death, with the hope of future revival.
How long is the documentary 'Corpsicles'?
'Corpsicles' has a duration of 9 minutes.
What year was the documentary 'Corpsicles' released?
'Corpsicles' was released in 2008.
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