Cryonics Survey

This survey is only open to those who are registered to be cryonically preserved, or are considering registering. Some questions ask you to assume you die of old age. I realize, technically speaking, that nobody dies of "old age", but you know what I meant. Same goes for terms like "death" or "frozen".

Are you currently registered to be cryonically preserved with a cryonics organization? *

Yes

No, but I plan to in the future

No, but I am considering it

With which company are you registered, or most strongly considering registering? *

Alcor

Cryonics Institute

I am not sure

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Which scope of preservation are you registered for, or most strongly considering registering for? *

Full body

Head only

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Why did you choose that scope (full body vs head only)?

How likely do you think it is that you will ever be resuscitated (assuming you die of "old age")? *

I am virtually certain

I'm pretty sure

I'm not sure

I think it's unlikely

I am virutally certain It will never happen

Obviously there is no way to know for sure, but if you die of "old age", how long do you believe you will be frozen? *

Less than 100 years

Between 100 years and 200 years

Between 200 years and 500 years

Between 500 years and 1000 years

Between 1000 years and 10,000 years

Longer than 10,000 years

How do you believe you are most likely to be brought back? *

I will be in my origional body

I will be in a different human body, either donated or grown somehow

I will be a "brain in a jar"; either controlling a robot body or living in the "matrix"

My brain will be uploaded into a computer

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How would you PREFER to be brought back? *

In my origional body

In a different human body, either donated or grown somehow

As a "brain in a jar"; either controlling a robot body or living in the "matrix"

Having my brain be uploaded into a computer

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What do you believe are the largest problems facing cryonics? (select all that apply)

Legal issues

Public opinion/misconceptions

Too much time (on average) between legal death and long term storage

Cryonics companies will eventually run out of money

Cryonics companies will eventually give up on patients

We do not currently have/use the technology to preserve people well enough

Cryopreservation will never be able to preserve memories

Society is unlikely to ever have the technology to resusitate cryopreserved people

It is unlikely that society will resusitate cryopreserved people, even if we get the technology

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You may (optionally) use this space to expand upon any previous answers, or share any information about your beliefs relating to cryonics.

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