A Colorado family and an Arizona nonprofit are fighting in court over who gets the head of a woman who died this month, along with a $50,000 annuity she left behind.
At issue is whether 71-year-old Mary Robbins' head and brain will be preserved by cryonics — extremely cold temperatures — in the expectation that future technology may be able to bring her back to life and restore her health.
When I die, I want to stay dead.
3 comments:
Isn't that just the grossest thing?
What's the matter with these people? Don't they watch "Fringe"?
Somebody's been watching too much Futurama.
Frankly, I'm not even a particular fan of the ashes-in-an-urn-in-the-house phenomenon; but at least that I can understand. A whole head?!? Ewwww...
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