Kowalski argues that cryonics is science, not science fiction. He likens this to cardiac resuscitation, which was once impossible.
He and his family members will each pay $28,000 for the ice cream service. There’s a reasonable price to be paid for the chance to see the future, Kowalski says. His wife and three children support his decision and have also become clients of his company. The only person who has rejected Cryonics is her mother. She wants to be buried next to her husband.
Kowalski is not afraid of death, but wants to live in another time. “This is the wish of the little boy in me,” he admits.
Source: Ferra
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