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Digital Death Day: London Calling

19, Sep 2010

Digital Death Day London Saturday, October 9th 9am-5pm Centre for Creative Collaboration University of London 16 Acton Street (King’s Cross Station) WC1X 9NG London Last May, Meg wrote up a really interesting piece on a Digital Death Day un-conference in California. That post, Digital Death Day is Every Day, is part of Death Ref’s ongoing [...]

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  • By: John
  • In: Death + Popular Culture|Death + Technology|Death + the Web
  • Tags: definition of death, digital archiving, Facebook, twitter
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The (Death) Singularity is Near

17, Jun 2010

Merely Human? That’s So Yesterday Ashlee Vance, The New York Times (June 13, 2010) The Singularity movement sees a time when human beings and machines will merge and overcome illness and perhaps death. The tagline for this New York Times article is only partially correct. The Singularity movement and another group called the Transhumanists see [...]

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  • By: John
  • In: Death + Biology|Death + Technology|Death Ethics
  • Tags: bioethics, definition of death
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Give Terry Pratchett the Freedom to Die…

11, Feb 2010

Sir Terry Pratchett Calls for Euthanasia Tribunals Maev Kennedy, The Guardian (February 02, 2010) Terry Pratchett: My Case for a Euthanasia Tribunal Terry Pratchett, The Guardian (February 02, 2010) Last week, the British writer Sir Terry Pratchett (he of Discworld fame) catapulted the ongoing UK discussion on Assisted Dying back into the news. This is [...]

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  • By: John
  • In: Death + the Law|Death Ethics|Suicide
  • Tags: assisted dying, bioethics, brain death, definition of death
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Research of Near Death Experiences May Improve Resuscitation

28, Sep 2009

Questions and Answers about Moment of Death: AWARE Project Uses Technology to Investigate “Out-of-Body Experiences” Today – MSNBC.com (September 28, 2009) Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy According to the Today show’s Q&A, the Awareness During Resuscitation study — AWARE for short — is investigating “what happens to the [...]

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  • By: Meg Holle
  • In: Afterlife|Defying Death
  • Tags: definition of death, moment of death, research, video
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America and End of Life Care: Death, Dying, and Mortality

22, Aug 2009

At the End, Offering Not a Cure but Comfort Anemona Hartocollis, New York Times (August 19, 2009) I started and re-started this post on American Health Care reform several times. To watch America’s current Health Care debate (such as it is…) makes me all the happier that I now live in the UK and am [...]

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  • By: John
  • In: Death + the Economy|Death + the Law|Death Ethics|Suicide
  • Tags: assisted dying, bioethics, death with dignity, definition of death
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