X-Message-Number: 23656
From: "Paul & Maureen" <>
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Subject: Re: CryoNet #23644 - #23655
Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 10:12:38 -0000

> Message #23646
> From: "John de Rivaz" <>
> References: <>
> Subject: Frozen Dead Guys
> Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 12:12:24 -0000
>
> Why not have the facility in Norway? There is a growing interest in
cryonics
> in Europe and I have even received email from people in the USA wanting to
> flee what they see as their litigious and paranoid society if there were a
> solid and reliable  facility somewhere in Europe. [ But I would caution
> anyone "wherever you go there *you* are." ]
>
> Aren't there Norwegian chambers of commerce that would be as accommodating
> as the Colorado ones? Presumably it was the personality and actions of
> Trygve that made the Colorado people so accommodating. Repeating the same
> actions in a country where xenophobes in positions of power can't evict
him
> would seem better than "beating his head against a brick wall" in
Colorado.
>
> If you want somewhere where the native language is English, well England
and
> Norway are  in the EC and I don't think that xenophobes in positions of
> power are able to stop people moving between countries within the EC these
> days. England also has more signed up cryonicists than any country other
> than the USA as far as I am aware.
>
> -- 

In the interests of accuracy it should noted that Norway is NOT a member of
the EC (strictly speaking it's not just England that is a member, it's the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
see http://userpage.chemie.fu-berlin.de/adressen/eu.html


> Message #23646
> From: "John de Rivaz" <>
> References: <>
> Subject: Frozen Dead Guys
> Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 12:12:24 -0000
>
> Why not have the facility in Norway? There is a growing interest in
cryonics
> in Europe and I have even received email from people in the USA wanting to
> flee what they see as their litigious and paranoid society if there were a
> solid and reliable  facility somewhere in Europe. [ But I would caution
> anyone "wherever you go there *you* are." ]
>
> Aren't there Norwegian chambers of commerce that would be as accommodating
> as the Colorado ones? Presumably it was the personality and actions of
> Trygve that made the Colorado people so accommodating. Repeating the same
> actions in a country where xenophobes in positions of power can't evict
him
> would seem better than "beating his head against a brick wall" in
Colorado.
>
> If you want somewhere where the native language is English, well England
and
> Norway are  in the EC and I don't think that xenophobes in positions of
> power are able to stop people moving between countries within the EC these
> days. England also has more signed up cryonicists than any country other
> than the USA as far as I am aware.
>
> -- 

In the interests of accuracy it should noted that Norway is NOT a member of
the EC (strictly speaking it's not just England that is a member, it's the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)
see http://userpage.chemie.fu-berlin.de/adressen/eu.html


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