Insight Magazine

As cryonics becomes more mainstream, it raises profound ethical questions. Is it right to preserve people after death in hopes of future revival? This article explores the major cryonics ethical issues, including autonomy, consent, inequality, and the evolving meaning of death in a world where biology and technology intersect.

The promise of cryonics depends on one crucial component: the technology behind cryopreservation. This article explores the scientific advances that make preservation after death possible — from cryoprotectants to vitrification systems — and what innovations are on the horizon to improve and expand this life-extending approach.

When people first hear about cryopreservation, one question often follows: What are the chances it will actually work? In this article, we explore the reality of the cryonics success rate, separating scientific facts from common misconceptions. Learn what success means in cryonics, what’s possible today, and why so many still choose to preserve.