Archive - Nectome's Substack

Podcast: Cryonics, Mind Uploading, and the Science of Preservation

Aurelia recently appeared on a podcast speaking about Nectome!

3 hrs ago • Nectome

1:02:19

Those Who Make History

Nectome, and cryonics more broadly, is part of an intellectual and cultural lineage of preservation.

Aug 11 • Max Harms

June 2026

Does preservation make sense before we know how to revive?

My name is Aurelia Song and I hope to make whole-body, human, end-of-life preservation for future revival a new global tradition.

Jun 15 • Nectome

April 2026

Some thoughts on Nectome's long-term stability

Preservation Sequence: part IV

Apr 11 • Nectome

Why do I believe preserving structure is enough?

Preservation Sequences: Part III

Apr 3 • Nectome

March 2026

Nullius in Verba

Independent verification by the Brain Preservation Foundation and the Survival and Flourishing Fund: the results so far

Mar 20 • Nectome

The Preservation Sequences, part 1: Less Dead

“Come with me if you want to live.” – The Terminator

Mar 18 • Nectome

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