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Subject: Re: Ben Best's survey
Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2006 23:01:07 US/Eastern

Ben Best wrote:

> The  word "immortality" is uses so widely in connection with cryonics
> (THE PROSPECT OF IMMORTALITY, IMMORALITY INSTITUTE, THE FIRST
> IMMORTAL, PHYSICAL IMMORTALITY, etc, etc.) that I was determined
> to get a fix on what cryonicists mean.

Kennita Watson wrote:

> Maybe it's my inner inveterate proofreader, but I caught
> "IMMORALITY INSTITUTE" right off. 

  I think of myself as a pretty good proofreader also, but 
how can I explain my typos?  For the above mistake I can
rationalize that the Freudian factors overwhelmed me and
forced the Freudian slip. 

  But I have found two other typos in my surveys.

  Both surveys were failing to report people in the 
70-79 age group because of a typo. This has now 
been corrected:

http://www.benbest.com/sandbox/Display_Survey_7.php

http://www.benbest.com/sandbox/Display_Survey_8.php

  Also, question (13) in the second survey was 
failing to report people who answered "Don't Know".
This has now been corrected.

(13) Do you believe that science will eventually 
enable people to have infinite (non-finite) lifespans?

        -- Ben Best

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