Freeze Method Promises Life After Death in Esquire Summary
A 1960s Esquire article by Robert Ettinger argues freezing could preserve bodies after death for future revival. It discusses costs from several thousand to about 950000, notes advances in cryonics, and claims some deaths and diseases might be reversible with future medical progress. The piece links these ideas to broader medical and societal implications.
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