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I'm Steve Hatherly, together today with Feifei and Yohong Lin.
Coming up, the cryonics.
It's the practice of super cooling individuals after legal death, and it strikes many as a plot from a futuristic novel.
Proponents envision a time of medical mastery, a literal, frozen return to life.
Detractors say let it go.
They think this isn't possible at all.
And they also talk about irreparable harm to biological structures.
It is a decidedly cold storage bet.
But for some, it's a chance to postpone their final chapter in their human story.
After that, we age and our pets get old right along with us.
And just like us, when our four legged friends get a little old, long in the tooth, their needs tend to change.
The market for senior Kittison and other frail furry friends is on the rise.
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