He is sorely missed.
At 01:11 PM 2/13/98 +0000, you wrote:
>Thank you for the information about Julian Simon, Max. I get the
>impression that he did at least think about cryonics. I met him many
>years ago at some post-lecture cocktail thing, and he was in a
>charming mood, making little bon mots about a variety of topics,
>when someone asked him 'hey, what about that cryonics thing?' He
>stopped for a long moment, and his eyes got serious--I thought he
>was going to say something. Then he turned to me, winked, and
>changed the subject.
>
>The aspect of this situation that saddens me is last month's study
>results that indicate that persons suffering from untreated
>depression are up to 40% more prone to heart attack. It's not just
>a mental problem--it has serious effects on the body as well. His
>life could have been prolonged if only he had sought proper
>treatment.
>
>sin,
>
>Kathryn Aegis
>
>
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