No, most staff are volunteers or are poorly/modestly paid. Directors on the Boards of cryonics organizations receive no pay at all. Most people working for cryonics organizations do so because they want to be cryopreserved themselves. Cryonicists are building their own lifeboats.

Approximately one thousand, most of the people having made arrangements with Alcor. The American Cryonics Society does not reveal the number of members it has with cryopreservation arrangements.

Like conventional medicine, cryonics is not designed to exploit desperate people, even though people can be desperate for the service. Members of cryonics organizations are typically people who have given thought to the trends of science and the potential to use those trends to achieve the vastly extended lifespan they desire for themselves and their loved-ones.

Most other cryonics organizations are educational or regional − such as the Cryonics Society of Canada, the Japanese Cryonics Association, etc. For a comprehensive list of cryonics organizations (with links) see the DMOZ Open Directory Project .

Cryonics is the practice of cryopreserving a legally dead person or animal for possible revival when future science can cure all disease, can rejuvenate to a condition of perpetual youth and can reverse all damage due to the cryopreservation process. The word cryonics is a neologism invented by Karl Werner in 1965 in connection with the creation of the Cryonics Society of New York. Cryo is a Greek root meaning "cold".

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Legally, not yet. Obviously, it would be better to cool a patient before illness causes so much physical damage that it results in death. But it's not presently allowed by law, even for someone in great suffering or with a terminal illness. We hope that one day it will be, under carefully controlled conditions, once revival from cryopreservation can be demonstrated.

Cryonics organizations accept patients on the basis that they are people who are expected to be restored as fully restored animate entities in the future. The use of the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act by cryonics organizations treats cryonics patients as whole body donors. Because cryonics is unproven, it can be regarded as an experiment.

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Would you spend $5,000 for an operation that had a 90% chance of saving your life? Spend $20,000 for an operation that had a 50% chance? Spend $50,000 for an operation that had a 10% chance? If relatives insist on cremation rather than cryopreservation, is it because they discount the chance of the success of cryonics or because they prefer the money to the chance of success? Love can be a two-way street: it may be an act of love to give one's life to improve the material circumstanc.

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Cryonics is a technique designed to save lives and greatly extend lifespan. It involves cooling legally-dead people to liquid nitrogen temperature where physical decay essentially stops, in the hope that future technologically advanced scientific procedures will someday be able to revive them and restore them to youth and good health.

Although a cryopreserved person is legally dead, such people are not necessarily irreversibly dead. Someone whose heart has stopped is clinically dead, but a defibrillator may restart the heart. Similarly, if organs and tissues are well-preserved by CPS and cooling, future science may restore them to a viable state. For this reason, cryonicists call a cryopreserved person a patient rather than a "corpse".

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Many people who say they are too poor to afford cryonics manage to afford nice homes or cars, vacations or expensive hobbies. What those people really mean is that cryonics is a marginal expense and they would rather buy the other things than spend money on life insurance. For young or middle-aged people in good health the cost of life insurance is no more expensive than a cigarette habit.

No. Cryonics, if it works, is a stepping-stone to a future where aging and now-terminal illnesses will be treatable in ways not possible today. Continuing medical progress will expand the human life span, eventually without natural limit. The same medical technologies necessary for reviving today's cryonics patients will someday allow recovery from prolonged periods of cardiac arrest and severe traumatic injuries provided basic brain structure remains intact.

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