QuoteFREETEDMr advancedatheist says: “Don't sound so self-important, Mr. Johnson.” Don’t worry about how I sound, Mr. advancedatheist (aka Mark Plus), General Manager of the Creekside Preserve in Mayer Arizona. To all of my supporters who are following this thread. To get an idea of the type of people we’re dealing with; please view Mr. Plus (advancedatheist) on his youtube page. Of
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QuoteSparkyThe Anticult, I think that the "science" of cryogenics has the burden of proof upon it. Look up the correct terminology first. Quote They claim that "in the future, new technology will bring you back". Wow. I can't imagine anything more awful. Just think, resurrected 200 years from now. Talk about being a stranger in a strange land. The civilized man
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QuoteThe Anticult But at this point, Cryonics is simply a religious belief around death, no different than any other religion. It says..."someday in the future we will be bodily resurrected somehow". Is their any evidence that cryonics works? Where are the successful results with animal testing? Mammal testing? Why not just freeze some cells for cloning? (etc). First of all, you
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QuoteFREETEDApologies rrmoderator, this guy has taunted me for years. If you choose to delete my last post, I will certainly understand. Thanks I don't think I've ever even met you, Mr. Johnson. Just because I've drawn attention to things you've posted on the internet doesn't mean I've "taunted" you.
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I don't have that information, though I'll make some inquiries today. I do know that Alcor started a search for a new CEO last year (apparently still under way) with the salary of $125,000 a year funded by three wealthy investors (including Robert Miller and Ed Thorp, two of the cryonicists profiled in the Wall Street Journal article about three years ago). The subsidy says a lot abo
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I've wondered lately if white supremacist goofs who go around saying "Kill all the black people" and the like will come under the scrutiny of the U.S. Secret Service for their implied threat against the life of the new President. I'd enjoy seeing some of these morons frog-marched out of their shacks and trailer homes.
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QuoteFREETEDSome of the individuals involved in some of the issues that I am dealing with have discovered my post on this discussion board. This does not surprise me at all. I am convinced that some of these individuals have nothing to do but surf the net looking for any signs of threats against there belief. Don't sound so self-important, Mr. Johnson. I have Google set up to email me whe
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Quoterrmoderatoradvancedatheist: Is there an annually published financial statement that discloses in detail all salaries, compensation and expenses paid out through the Alcor Foundation? What financial records can viewed by the public? I guess you haven't heard of Google: BTW, I just paid my 2009 annual dues to Alcor in one lump sum ($518.00). Alcor derives the rest of its in
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QuoteThe Anticulthere's a video about the cryonics scam, with some Penn and Teller Bullshit. The dictionary defines "scam" as " fraudulent business scheme; a swindle." I've had arrangements for cryonic suspension with the Alcor Foundation since 1991, funded with life insurance. I have also worked for the past 18 years for David Pizer, who served as Alcor'
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