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Interview with Alcor member David Croft
David Wallace Croft is an Alcor member in the Dallas area where he lives with his wife Shannon and five children, Ada, Ben, Tom, Abe, and Ted. He is employed as a Java software developer and is a part-time doctoral … Continue reading
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Tagged Alcor, Cryonics, David Croft, Interview, Universal Immortalism
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