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Wow! This book opens the eyes for cryogenics or cryonics and at least one particular company. The idea of cryonics is potentially attractive � doesn't want to keep going forever? But a lot is pointed out concerning the total inappropriateness of the field as it now stands, and it points out the egos and unacceptable deviance of those trying to carry out the procedure without any real knowledge! The lack of respect for individuals whose bodies will theoretically be reanimated in time is astonishing, and the lack of concern for people and their wishes is mind-boggling!
I have looked up Alcor as well as Alan Kunzman in order to fill in their histories and that of Alcor. I have found that some of the impressions I got from the book itself would not totally factual, but enough checks out with Police Departments and history, that is totally believable!
Fortunately, I am not a famous person who would be a great attribute to a slimy, lawless, and unethical Corporation of this type, so I'm not likely to end up in their hands. I have long said and continue to say "I wanna feed worms!" But I know that there are many people who cherish the idea of freezing and reanimation. I hold nothing against them! But this book makes it clear that we are not ready for that, yet, and individuals employed for that goal need to keep in mind that they are still people � both the clients and the employees!