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Interview with Edgar W. Swank by Jonathan Despres. Go to the Interviews. I graduated with a B.S. in Physics from Washington State University. I then worked nearly 30 years as a computer programmer. I am now retired. I am currently the President of the American Cryonics Society and a member of the Board of Governors. 1. To stay alive. 2. To improve the American Cryonics Society. I don't feel qualified to guess. I hope in time to do me some good. Obviously, lack of funding, which is in turn partially due to lack of popularity. I wouldn't try to pick a "winner." "Let a thousand flowers bloom."

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rdfs:comment	Interview with Edgar W. Swank by Jonathan Despres. Go to the Interviews. I graduated with a B.S. in Physics from Washington State University. I then worked nearly 30 years as a computer programmer. I am now retired. I am currently the President of the American Cryonics Society and a member of the Board of Governors. 1. To stay alive. 2. To improve the American Cryonics Society. I don't feel qualified to guess. I hope in time to do me some good. Obviously, lack of funding, which is in turn partially due to lack of popularity. I wouldn't try to pick a "winner." "Let a thousand flowers bloom."
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abstract	Interview with Edgar W. Swank by Jonathan Despres. Go to the Interviews. I graduated with a B.S. in Physics from Washington State University. I then worked nearly 30 years as a computer programmer. I am now retired. I am currently the President of the American Cryonics Society and a member of the Board of Governors. 1. To stay alive. 2. To improve the American Cryonics Society. I don't feel qualified to guess. I hope in time to do me some good. I am hopeful that Cryonics will be successful, as my own survival will likely depend on it. I wouldn't hazard a guess as to when, as "success" is hard to define. Obviously, lack of funding, which is in turn partially due to lack of popularity. I wouldn't try to pick a "winner." "Let a thousand flowers bloom." I think I saw an interview with Ettinger on a late night talk show. Since I had stopped being religious long before that, I was immediately attracted to this alternative to ignorance and superstition. If I knew, I'd be doing it. In the meantime, we just do the best we can. Obviously, there's an enormous waste of resources in educating each succeding generation. You might try Jim Yount

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