Dr. Ralph Willard, early proponent of cryonics, with volunteer Stephen Simkhovitch in 1935

The speaker outlines three reasons for participating in Doctor Willard's experiment: confidence in its success, the potential benefit to humanity, and curiosity about the fate of the human soul after death. The speaker believes they will be resuscitated, concluding the experiment.

What is the first reason the speaker gives for participating in the experiment?

• A wish to escape reality

• A need for financial gain

• A desire to become famous

• A belief in Doctor Willard's success

How does the speaker view the potential impact of the experiment on humanity?

• It will greatly benefit humanity

• It will be harmful

• It will have no impact

• It will only benefit a few people

What is the speaker's third reason for participating in the experiment?

• To understand what happens to the soul after death

• To gain wealth

• To prove a scientific theory

• To travel the world

What does the speaker hope to learn about the human soul?

• Its weight

• Its fate after the body dies

• Its ability to communicate

• Its color

What is the speaker's confidence level in being revived by Doctor Willard?

• Very confident

• Doubtful

• Uncertain

• Very low