Waiting for Immortality
Cryonics organizations like Alcor Life Extension Foundation aim to preserve human bodies at low temperatures for potential future revival.
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Cryonics organizations like Alcor Life Extension Foundation aim to preserve human bodies at low temperatures for potential future revival.
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At the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, scientists work to preserve human bodies at low temperatures, aiming for future revival. "Waiting for Immortality" investigates advancements in cryonics and other technologies such as human cloning, mind uploading, and digital brain simulation. Through expert interviews and case studies, the film addresses the societal and ethical implications of these scientific pursuits on human identity and the potential to reverse cellular aging. The documentary runs for 50 minutes and was released in 2016.
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