Original sentence: In 2016, Charles Tandy looked at cryonics with respect to the death-with-dignity states of the United States in a book chapter freely available at SSRN in which he argues out that honoring someone’s "last wishes" is seen in American Culture as a benevolent duty
Edited sentence: A particular cryonicist may not be a cryonics expert.For example, most cryonicists and most physicians are unaware that all of the biomedical technical papers about cryonics in the PubMed literature speak favorably of its eventual success.He looks at the case of a terminally ill cryonicist residing in one of the death-with-dignity states of the USA.In 2016, Charles Tandy looked at cryonics with respect to the death-with-dignity states of the United States in a book chapter freely available at SSRN.Likewise, a particular physician may not be a cryonics expert.Tandy points out that honoring someone’s "last wishes" is seen in our culture (and in many other cultures) as a benevolent duty.Tandy seeks to educate both the physician and the cryonicist with respect to cryonics