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Core Memory podcast takes a 90-minute look at cryopreservation

Ashlee Vance says he spoke with Tomorrow Bio head Emil Kendziorra about how bodies are preserved and the technology’s implications.

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Ashlee Vance shares a 90-minute Core Memory conversation with Emil Kendziorra, who runs Tomorrow Bio. They discuss how bodies are preserved and the implications of cryopreservation. Vance says the field has faced decades of bad science and bad press, while some people are now trying to bring more rigor to its science and business. The episode’s chapter list also raises questions about whether cryonics works and the problem of rewarming.

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@ashleevanceCryopreservation - aka cheating death - remains one of my favorite topics. I find it odd and wonderful to think about. The field has suffered for decades from bad science and bad press. But there are now folks trying to add real rigor to the science and business behind it. We spent 90 minutes with @emilkendziorra who runs @tomorrowbio and went deep on how they preserve bodies and the implications of this technology. Get the Core Memory podcast wherever you pod. Timestamps 00:00:00 Intro 00:05:08 Cryonics Without the Ice 00:08:45 Heads in a Russian Shed 00:12:26 Longevity's Backup Plan 00:19:39 The First Hours After Death 00:30:11 Funding a Second Life 00:37:15 Does Cryonics Actually Work? 00:43:40 Preserving Brains Without Bodies 00:50:52 Why Not Reverse Aging? 00:55:21 Can the Company Outlive You? 01:03:37 Waking Up Centuries Later 01:08:28 The Problem of Rewarming 01:15:14 Selling Hope Without Overselling Science 01:19:40 Would Longer Lives Be Better? 01:23:42 Elective Cryonics and Family Life
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    @ashleevanceCryopreservation - aka cheating death - remains one of my favorite topics. I find it odd and wonderful to think about. The field has suffered for decades from bad science and bad press. But there are now folks trying to add real rigor to the science and business behind it. We spent 90 minutes with @emilkendziorra who runs @tomorrowbio and went deep on how they preserve bodies and the implications of this technology. Get the Core Memory podcast wherever you pod. Timestamps 00:00:00 Intro 00:05:08 Cryonics Without the Ice 00:08:45 Heads in a Russian Shed 00:12:26 Longevity's Backup Plan 00:19:39 The First Hours After Death 00:30:11 Funding a Second Life 00:37:15 Does Cryonics Actually Work? 00:43:40 Preserving Brains Without Bodies 00:50:52 Why Not Reverse Aging? 00:55:21 Can the Company Outlive You? 01:03:37 Waking Up Centuries Later 01:08:28 The Problem of Rewarming 01:15:14 Selling Hope Without Overselling Science 01:19:40 Would Longer Lives Be Better? 01:23:42 Elective Cryonics and Family Life
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