X-Message-Number: 32785
From: "Chrissie de Rivaz" <>
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Subject: Re: CryoNet #32782 - #32784
Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2010 10:22:46 +0100

> What's apparent: the group of cryonicists who are most likely interested 
> in an cultural change on a  grand scale consists of males who are more 
> than twice the number of females.
>
> What's needed: bring more females into the debate.
>
I'm a bit of a lurker on cryonet but always follow discussions. You suggest 
that material directed towards women and anti-aging might be a good idea. 
I'm a novelist ... I have sent out two proposals for novels (for women) with 
cryonics as theme and one suggestion for a book on the lines of 'Cryonics 
for Dummies'. No publisher or agent will touch either because
 A) they do not have a guaranteed market
B) because I'm not a well known footballer, chef or politician.

Chrissie de Rivaz

http://www.ChrissieLoveday.com
http://www.Rough-Clay.com
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> Subject: Cultural Change With Comics
> > So a cultural change must diversify the media where women get their 
> > information about cryonics. Actually, there are way more females who are 
> > engaged in research about beauty than radical life extension. 
> > Nevertheless, the beauty industry is selling cosmetics with an anti 
> > aging effect. Those products sell not successful in all cases.
>
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