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'''Robert Chester Wilson Ettinger''' (~~born~~ December 4, 1918, legal death ~~and cryopreservation~~ July 23, 2011) ~~authored~~ the ~~1962~~ book ~~<i>~~[[The Prospect of Immortality]]~~</i>~~, ~~for which~~ he ~~is known as "~~the ~~father of~~ [[~~cryonics~~]]."

[[File:Robert Ettinger.jpg|thumb|right|Robert Ettinger c. late 1960s]]

'''Robert Chester Wilson Ettinger''' (December 4, 1918 – [[legal death]] July 23, 2011) was an American academic who is known as "the father of [[cryonics]]". He wrote the book ''[[The Prospect of Immortality]]'' (1962), giving birth to cryonics movement. Already in 1948, he had published a cryonics-related short story called ''[[The Penultimate Trump]]''. He also wrote the books ''[[Man into Superman]]'' (1972) and ''[[Youniverse]]'' (2009).

He ~~is currently~~ [[Cryonics ~~patients|cryopreserved~~]] by The [[Cryonics Institute]] ~~as CI-106, along with his mother Rhea Chaloff Ettinger (CI-1, 23 Sep 1977), first wife Elaine~~ (CI~~-2, 10 Nov 1987~~), and ~~second wife Mae~~ (~~CI-34, 23 Mar 2000~~).

He founded the Cryonics Society of Michigan (now the [[Immortalist Society]]) in 1967 (or 1966)<ref name="History">[https://www.benbest.com/cryonics/history.html A History of Cryonics]. [[Ben Best]]. benbest.com</ref> and served as its first president.<ref name="The Immortalist Society">[https://immortalistsociety.org/immortalist_society.htm The Immortalist Society]</ref><ref>[https://www.cryonics.org/media/ Media]. cryonics.org</ref> He founded the [[Cryonics Institute]] (CI) in 1976, and served as its president until 2003 ([[Andrea Foote]] was the president briefly in 1994).

~~== Further Reading ==~~

He legally died of natural causes in 2011, and was [[Cryopreservation|cryopreserved]] by CI, becoming CI's 106th patient.<ref>[https://cryonics.org/case-report/106-2/ CI Case 106]. cryonics.org</ref> His mother ([[Rhea Ettinger|Rhea]]), his first wife ([[Elaine Ettinger|Elaine]]), and his second wife ([[Mae Ettinger|Mae]]) also have been cryopreserved. Robert had two children with Elaine: [[David Ettinger|David]] (born 1951) and Shelley (born 1954).

* [[Cryonics Institute]]

== Sources ==

* <i>[[Great Mambo Chicken and the Transhuman Condition]]</i>

== External ~~Links~~ ==

== External links ==

* [https://cryonics.org/case-report/106-2/ Case report]

* Wikipedia: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Ettinger Robert Ettinger]

* {{~~Wikipedia|~~Robert ~~Ettinger~~}}

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-'''Robert Chester Wilson Ettinger''' (born December 4, 1918, legal death and cryopreservation July 23, 2011) authored the 1962 book <i>[[The Prospect of Immortality]]</i>, for which he is known as "the father of [[cryonics]]."
+[[File:Robert Ettinger.jpg|thumb|right|Robert Ettinger c. late 1960s]]
+'''Robert Chester Wilson Ettinger''' (December 4, 1918 – [[legal death]] July 23, 2011) was an American academic who is known as "the father of [[cryonics]]". He wrote the book ''[[The Prospect of Immortality]]'' (1962), giving birth to cryonics movement. Already in 1948, he had published a cryonics-related short story called ''[[The Penultimate Trump]]''. He also wrote the books ''[[Man into Superman]]'' (1972) and ''[[Youniverse]]'' (2009).
-He is currently [[Cryonics patients|cryopreserved]] by The [[Cryonics Institute]] as CI-106, along with his mother Rhea Chaloff Ettinger (CI-1, 23 Sep 1977), first wife Elaine (CI-2, 10 Nov 1987), and second wife Mae (CI-34, 23 Mar 2000).
+He founded the Cryonics Society of Michigan (now the [[Immortalist Society]]) in 1967 (or 1966)<ref name="History">[https://www.benbest.com/cryonics/history.html A History of Cryonics]. [[Ben Best]]. benbest.com</ref> and served as its first president.<ref name="The Immortalist Society">[https://immortalistsociety.org/immortalist_society.htm The Immortalist Society]</ref><ref>[https://www.cryonics.org/media/ Media]. cryonics.org</ref> He founded the [[Cryonics Institute]] (CI) in 1976, and served as its president until 2003 ([[Andrea Foote]] was the president briefly in 1994).
-== Further Reading ==
+He legally died of natural causes in 2011, and was [[Cryopreservation|cryopreserved]] by CI, becoming CI's 106th patient.<ref>[https://cryonics.org/case-report/106-2/ CI Case 106]. cryonics.org</ref> His mother ([[Rhea Ettinger|Rhea]]), his first wife ([[Elaine Ettinger|Elaine]]), and his second wife ([[Mae Ettinger|Mae]]) also have been cryopreserved. Robert had two children with Elaine: [[David Ettinger|David]] (born 1951) and Shelley (born 1954).
-* [[Cryonics Institute]]
+== Sources ==
-* <i>[[Great Mambo Chicken and the Transhuman Condition]]</i>
+<references/>
-== External Links ==
+== External links ==
+* [https://cryonics.org/case-report/106-2/ Case report]
+* Wikipedia: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Ettinger Robert Ettinger]
-* {{Wikipedia|Robert Ettinger}}
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Ettinger, Robert}}
-[[Category:Cryonics]]
+[[Category:Presidents of the Cryonics Institute]]
-[[Category:Cryonicists]]
+[[Category:Cryopreserved people]]
-[[Category:Cryonics patients]]
+[[Category:American people]]