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Just out of interest, when will Oregon Cryonics be operational in offering the Cryopreservation/perfusion service? As I understand the building is nearly complete. Also as I understand it, it seems like your organisation seems centred and lead by mostly you, without a proper board/organisational str...

Thanks again for the reply and clarification. I'm hopeful that Oregon Cryonics will succeed especially since you seem to be much more experienced in the medical and procedural side than what I've seen from the other organizations. I'm a little worried though about a schism occurring in cryonics betw...

Another question if I may, if you were to develop your procedure, in theory what would be the shortest possible time between death and cryopreservation? Say you got prescribed lethal medication under the death with dignity act. You take the drugs near the cryonics facility, or even better, at the fa...

Thanks Jordan for the reply! I can see now there needs to be a lot of testing and details need ironing out before it can be put into practice. I'm only in my 20s so I believe I will have a fair amount of time for cryonics to get better. It's interesting to see the different cryoprotectants used by t...

What is the cryopreservation process like nowadays? I've read Robert Mcintyre's paper "Aldehyde-stabilized cryopreservation" and Ken Hayworth's articles on the Brain Preservation Foundation and found it very interesting. Is the procedure at Oregon Cryonics similar to the one in the researc...