Then, the big one -- would the Kardashians ever cryogenically freeze themselves?
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For example, this might mean that it's okay to cryogenically store coffee.
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A teenager has won the right to be cryogenically frozen A teenager has won the right to be cryogenically frozen The idea that a body can be frozen, only to be revived years later, is a seductive one.
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In one surreal moment, Disney describes technicians severing his head before he is cryogenically frozen.
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The company cultures the cells in its lab and stores them cryogenically until they're needed.
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Will it ever be possible to cryogenically "suspend" a living person for some period of time?
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Over the din, a voice asserts that Walt Disney's entire body was cryogenically frozen after his death.
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After a medical procedure goes awry, his family discovers that Dodge's will dictates he be cryogenically preserved.
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I found myself asking: What would happen if the souls of the cryogenically preserved went to heaven?
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When he learns he has cancer, rather than fight to the end, Marc opts to be frozen cryogenically.
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His head is cryogenically frozen, awaiting the day it can be attached to a new body and revived.
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Liquid nitrogen is also used to make Dippin' Dots, the cryogenically frozen ice cream beads of millennials' childhoods.
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As a minor, JS wasn't able to create a legal will expressing her wish to be cryogenically frozen.
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But 50 years after the first man was cryogenically frozen, is it still anything but a pipe dream?
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The proposal even includes a frozen Walt Disney, presumably related to the urban legend that Disney was cryogenically frozen.
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Last month, he cryogenically froze his stem cells, in the hopes of someday injecting them back into his body.
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The only countries that currently permit bodies to be stored in a cryogenically frozen state are the U.S. and Russia.
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Sperm from both males was cryogenically frozen with the hope that technology would advance enough to use it in reproduction.
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In his judgment, obtained by CNN, Mr. Justice Peter Jackson said the girl had expressed her desire to be cryogenically frozen.
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The $1,000 Bronze package requires you to take your sperm to a clinic where it will be tested and cryogenically stored.
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"I want to be cryogenically preserved when I die from brain cancer but can't afford it," she wrote before her death.
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He even told one transhumanism advocate that he wanted his head and penis to be cryogenically frozen, according to The Times.
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" Cited by British GQ, Reed was quoted saying that Styles' outfits "have all been cryogenically frozen in time to preserve them.
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"I want to have this chance," the teenager wrote in a letter to a judge asking that she be cryogenically preserved.
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The first half of the book is devoted to abolishing any skepticism Jeff (and the reader) might have for the cryogenically inclined.
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Once in the machine, "we cryogenically freeze the vapor and we can unfreeze later it and determine what's in it," Erythropel said.
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Video: CERN/YouTube First the ALPHA team created antihydrogen, then enclosed it in a small magnetic trap, where it was cryogenically cooled.
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Sperm from both males was cryogenically frozen with the hope that someday the technology would advance enough to use it in reproduction.
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Make a prediction about what you think will happen to the 300 people already stored cryogenically in the United States and Russia.
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The San Diego Zoo's Frozen Zoo cryogenically preserves living cell cultures, sperm, eggs and embryos for some 1,53 species in liquid nitrogen.
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Here, a researcher checks coral sperm cryogenically frozen and collected by Smithsonian scientists and stored alongside other genetic samples at the lab.
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It's one of the reasons some people locate the self specifically as the brain, which is probably why people cryogenically freeze their heads.
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Then there's the episode "Brain Chemistry," in which a cryogenically frozen man returns to life and finds it is not what he expected.
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But Alcor and the other companies haven't yet figured out exactly how to turn a cryogenically frozen brain back into a living person.
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Shortly after, another team of scientists was able to use cryogenically frozen coral sperm to fertilize live eggs, which successfully grew into larvae.
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When they discover a transport ship that's been missing for centuries and rescue a cryogenically frozen woman named Aurora Jie-Lin O'Malley, trouble ensues.
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JS was granted the right to be cryogenically frozen by Judge Peter Jackson in a case at London's High Court prior to her death.
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"They take the plant live, cryogenically freeze it in liquid nitrogen, and then they extract the oil at that point with limonene," she said.
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The League proposal had the support of some of the mainstays of an Italian music scene that often seems cryogenically stuck in another century.
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I briefly thought about pitching a "Black Mirror" episode in which a Charlie Rose-type character interviews the cryogenically preserved heads of rock stars.
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Although only a handful of people have been cryogenically preserved, many more have joined the list to be suspended in liquid nitrogen upon their death.
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London (CNN)A British teenager who died of cancer has been cryogenically frozen in the United States after winning a court case before her death.
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One of the most ambitious works in the show pays tribute to a 14-year-old girl whose dying wish was to be cryogenically frozen.
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Photo: GettyA man is suing a cryonics firm for allegedly not respecting his late father's wishes—or contract—to have his entire body cryogenically preserved.
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Before the surgery, the patient had her eggs removed and cryogenically frozen, and these would have been fertilized and implanted in the successfully transplanted uterus.
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The inmates try to break out of Litchfield, only to find that it's a suspended reality and they're all cryogenically frozen in the year 2370.
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A 14-year-old British teenage girl, identified under the alias of "JS" for her privacy, has had her wish to be cryogenically frozen fulfilled.
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One of the standout shorts, Defrost, is a sci-fi futuristic drama that follows a woman who suffered a massive stroke and was cryogenically frozen.
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Wilson and Rudolph play two characters who are accidentally cryogenically frozen for 500 years, awakening in a U.S. that embraces low intelligence and rampant consumerism.
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SpaceX used cryogenically cooled RP-1, a type of kerosene used in jets, and liquid oxygen to combust the fuel used to launch the rocket.
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Such are the perils of trying to have a child the way Lara and I are trying, without in vitro fertilization, or cryogenically frozen sperm.
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Dadi has partnered with NE Cryogenics, an existing laboratory and sperm banking facility based in Boston, to store cryogenically frozen sperm samples that customers send in.
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The tacit assumption, at the time, was that the East would undergo a radical "transition" while the West would be cryogenically frozen in its victory laurels.
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Importantly, this case also shows that the desire to be cryogenically preserved is not so radical as to change a judge's decision about guardianship in such matters.
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To get his hands on cryogenically-preserved brains, Canavero said he'll recruit the help of the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, a cryonics company located in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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When I die, cryogenically preserve my head in a tank of ranch dressing so I can one day be resurrected and taste the ranch of the future.
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Conceptually, this breakthrough means a girl's immature eggs can be recovered from her ovarian tissue, matured in the lab, and then cryogenically stored for future in vitro fertilization.
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The frozen food aisle is being revitalized by freshly-prepared meals, like Frozen Foodies' cryogenically frozen meals prepared by professional chefs and Buttermilk's reheatable pre-made Indian meals.
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It's like Biden's been cryogenically frozen for the past few years and someone just woke him up to find his party — and the ground underneath him — has completely changed.
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The sculptures, pottery, baskets, and other pieces appear almost cryogenically frozen, plucked from their cultures and now placed out of reach of the lives for which they were made.
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For instance, the magnets that guide the protons along their evacuated tubes have been upgraded to cryogenically cooled ones in order to accommodate the increased energy in the stream.
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If discovered, all but one of them will be taken by the government and cryogenically frozen until a time comes when the planet can once again sustain the masses.
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It revolves around a story she read in the paper last year about a terminally ill 14-year-old British girl whose last wish was to be cryogenically frozen.
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Court records state that the elder Pilgeram signed an agreement with Alcor in 1990, at the age of 67, to be cryogenically suspended until medical science could revive him.
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Although it might not seem like the most romantic meet cute, the two find themselves onboard a spacecraft transporting a bunch of cryogenically frozen people to inhabit a new planet.
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Are we are talking about eternal youth, eternal old age, or having our cryogenically frozen brains thawed out 2,000 years from now to perform tricks in a future alien zoo?
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The widespread crisis of political legitimacy that sparked revolutionary protests in 2011 is unlikely to stay cryogenically frozen no matter how much Trump and Arab rulers may wish it to.
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You can be buried in a suit lined with micro-organisms and mushrooms to speed decomposition, or let a Swedish company cryogenically freeze your remains and turn them into crystals.
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To cut a long story short: David employs a company called LE—an acronym for life extension—to cryogenically freeze his body, while keeping his brain active in a lucid state.
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Hearing Sanders discuss foreign policy at Thursday's debate was thus like listening to someone who had been cryogenically frozen in 1983 and thawed out mere moments before walking onto the stage.
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This restriction is likely due to the fact that a human has never been resuscitated after being cryogenically frozen, and all of cryogenics hinges on significant medical advances in the future.
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In 2018, a Hawaii-based team was able to use an antifreeze solution mixed with gold particles and "quick-thaw lasers" to cryogenically freeze, and unfreeze, coral larvae for the first time.
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Having been cryogenically frozen for 30 years, the comic villain created by the actor Mike Myers is shocked when he is told that $1 million isn't a lot of money in 1997.
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But amidst the cacti and scorpions, in an inauspicious building in a light industrial park with a dusty desert garden out front, is Alcor, a company that's been cryogenically preserving people since 1976.
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All told, an estimated 300 or more people are cryogenically frozen in the US today, including Ettinger, the movement's unlikely father, who died in 2011 and is cryopreserved at the Cryonics Institute in Michigan.
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This was debunked, but it was once thought that Walt Disney was cryogenically frozen, and there's a notion that living on in that way is basically life in death, or like being a zombie.
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In 1972 journalists packed in to see Howard Hughes, the reclusive billionaire, who appeared scarved in bandages to announce that he was going to be frozen cryogenically, and would emerge when the stockmarket peaked.
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The person who's cryogenically frozen today—let's say we can bring their memory and their experiences back, it's going to be like one of those films where someone arrives in a totally different world.
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But that might have something to do with the fact that theme parks are planned out years in advance and Disney's purchase of Lucasfilm was probably just a twinkle in Walt's cryogenically frozen eye.
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Visitors will be greeted by Molly Shea's cryogenically frozen head, while Fagenstein (Mark Gallegos) stages a drag performance set to the Monster Mash, and costume-clad duo BeckandCol envision the life of escaped puppets.
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The first "preservation by freezing" took place in the 1960s and has only been repeated a few hundred times since—last year, toddler Matheryn Naovaratpong from Bangkok became the youngest person to be cryogenically frozen.
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Sykora's glazed-eyed nostalgia high from playing the game prompts Pendek to do some digging on Gregory Yob, who it turns out was really into LSD psychotherapy and had himself cryogenically frozen in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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A teenage girl with terminal cancer, who gave instructions for her body to be cryogenically frozen in the hope she could be cured in the future, has won a legal battle shortly before her death.
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So the only way you get to be shocked and outraged now is if you were cryogenically frozen until Friday afternoon and that Access Hollywood tape was the first thing you saw upon being reanimated.
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So the only way that you get to be shocked and outraged now is if you were cryogenically frozen until Friday afternoon, and that Access Hollywood tape was the first thing you saw upon being reanimated.
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Imagine you're a Democratic voter who'd been cryogenically frozen right before the 2016 presidential campaign got started — right at the end of 2014, say — and got unfrozen just in time to watch Sunday night's Democratic debate on NBC.
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It will also be the first detector to cryogenically chill its mirrors — the practice of using liquefied gas to achieve temperatures below minus 150 degrees Celsius ( minus 238 degrees Fahrenheit) — to reduce noise from the mirrors' own atoms.
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"The hope that some scientist is going to come up with an anti-aging potion and keep us immortal or that we'll come back to life cryogenically — that hope was never present in human history," Dr. Batcho said.
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I'd expected to hear a lot of convincing arguments that would persuade me to sign up to have my body cryogenically frozen when I die, but proving that I'm more rational than Paris Hilton wasn't one of them.
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In the title song of "Absolute Zero," he imagines being cryogenically preserved for a century, awaiting "Another chance, maybe better next time"; sparse piano and sustained woodwinds suspend his voice as the drummer Jack DeJohnette pinpoints time still passing.
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A few select highlights include Serena Himmelfarb's carnal paintings and sculptures, Molly Jo Shea's performance as a cryogenically defrosted head, Bradley Thompson's assemblages investigating the trauma of being a veteran, Alicia Piller's exuberant balloon-filled installations, and much more.
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The show follows the misadventures of Philip J. Fry, a hapless pizza delivery guy who is accidentally cryogenically frozen and awoken a thousand years later, where he falls in with the employees of Planet Express, an interstellar package delivery service.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. A 14-year-old girl, who died of cancer in October this year, has had her final wish granted as part of a historic legal battle this week to have her body cryogenically frozen.
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History will judge our choices — and by that time, Elon Musk's cryogenically frozen head will likely have fled to outer space — but let it never be said of me that when they came for the farting unicorns, I said nothing.
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It turns out many transhumanists have already thought of these and some have even undergone cryonic procedures with their animals—the process where they cryogenically freeze their pets in hopes to resurrect them in the future when the technology becomes available.
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PHILIP ALLOTTProfessor emeritus of international public lawUniversity of Cambridge We read your piece on cryogenically storing organs with interest ("Wait not in vain", February 6th), but thought it contradictory to say that organ banking is within reach whereas preserving a brain is "fantasy".
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LONDON (Reuters) - A 14-year old girl who died of cancer has been cryogenically frozen in the hope she could be brought back to life in the future after winning a landmark court case shortly before her death, the BBC reported on Friday.
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The T cells are then cryogenically frozen, packed in a special cryovac container, and shipped off to the 180,000-square-foot Novartis mothership facility in Morris Plains, New Jersey, where they are thawed and reengineered to recognize a protein specific to the patient's cancer.
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"Maybe the idea of reviving people who are cryogenically frozen sounds far-fetched, but in my field, you know that you can bring back the dead all the time," says Dennis Kowalski, a director at the Cyronics Institute who works as a paramedic by day.
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Last week Numerai, an AI-driven hedge fund that invests based on models submitted by its anonymous data scientists , announced that it would be giving all its employees the chance to be cryogenically frozen in the event of death and resuscitated at some point in the future.
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Laurens Bancroft (James Purefoy), a powerful Meth, creates his own private eye by reviving the stack of a long dead Japanese-Slavic super-soldier, Takeshi Kovacs (Will Yun Lee), and putting it in the cybernetically enhanced, cryogenically preserved body of a recently dead Nordic policeman (Joel Kinnaman).
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Schmidt's analysis began on YouTube, where he landed on an animated demonstration that broke down the new mortuary method, known as promession, into steps: First, cadavers are cryogenically frozen; then they're vibrated into bits, freeze-dried to get the moisture out, and filtered into an urn.
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In case you've been cryogenically frozen for a year and thusly unable to hear any new music, iLoveMakonnen's Richie Souf produced iLoveMakonnen 2 single "Where Your Girl At" is the hardest, funniest shit out right now by some distance, and today it gets a video that appreciates the vision.
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A spin-off of 2014's horror-comedy Tusk and the second installment in his Canada-focused "True North" trilogy, Yoga Hosers concerns two yoga-obsessed teenage convenience store employees who tangle with murderous satanic paramours, cryogenically frozen Nazis, and pint-size Hitler-resembling bratwursts ("Bratzis," as the film calls them).
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REALIVE The Spanish director Mateo Gil (who has collaborated with Alejandro Amenábar on scripts for films like "Open Your Eyes") wrote and directed this science-fiction film about a man (Tom Hughes) with a terminal disease who is cryogenically frozen and then awakened in 2084 after 60 years of limbo.
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The girl, who along with her parents can't be named for legal reasons, asked the court to designate that only her mother could dispose of her remains so that she could be cryogenically preserved, an unproven technique that some people believe may allow frozen bodies to be brought back to life in the future.
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EDM celebrity Steve Aoki's Netflix documentary I'll Sleep When I'm Dead only just came out this past Friday, August 19, but he's already throwing the accuracy of its title into question with the recent revelation that he's planning to get his entire body cryogenically vitrified once he dies, with hopes that he'll eventually be revived.
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Only the most pretentious Kanye West connoisseur would hail the constant public revision as, oh I don't know, a Triumphant Reinvention of the Album as Form, but coming from an artist known both for self-reinvention and a commitment to the album as form, not making a cryogenically frozen masterpiece is a good way to self-reinvent.
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While Donovan Mitchell has blossomed into the story of their season—currently nipping Ben Simmons' heels in any legitimate Rookie of the Year leaderboard—and solid contributions have been made by newcomers like Ekpe Udoh, Thabo Sefolosha, and Jonas Jerebko, Alec Burks—Utah's spunky, cryogenically frozen combo guard—is the volatile scoring presence off the bench this team desperately craves.
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For those who were cryogenically frozen before "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" first debuted that year, metrosexuals were a supposed new breed of aesthetically-attuned straight men promoted by trend forecasters like Marian Salzman and epitomized by the soccer star David Beckham, who "paints his fingernails, braids his hair and poses for gay magazines, all while maintaining a manly profile on the pitch," as Warren St. John wrote in this much-discussed Styles feature.
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This London-dwelling multi-instrumentalist has been romancing the eardrums since the off-kilter synthpop of 2012's "Okinawa Channels," but where his self-titled first album was peppered with stories of cryogenically frozen lovers, radio airwaves transmitting subliminal messages, and a dude who falls in love with his spaceship, this second effort is concerned with a post-apocalyptic world where everyone's partying 20163/7 because it's always summer and we're all gonna die.
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Specifically, the similarities between Elon presenting his plans and the way Steve Jobs presented the technology decisions that went into various iconic Apple products was note-perfect — just look at how Elon compared the various options for propellants and how Jobs compared the various storage options available for the first iPod: And here's Musk presenting a spec sheet for Mars compared to Earth: The trick here is to make hard technology choices seem both obvious and easy — when in fact Apple had to find and source a specific tiny Toshiba hard drive and build a revolutionary UI around it, and Musk has to, uh, launch cryogenically frozen rocket fuel into orbit to fill a Mars-bound spaceship without anything exploding, and then produce that same propellent on Mars.
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