L. A. Camper - Restart

The uncle has risen.
His plane crashed in the airspace of Bogota, and all the passengers died along with it. The others stayed there, but he only looked over to the other world for ninety-six minutes. The mestizos threw up the cross: a miracle happened! Like in the Bible. Christ, Lazarus...

The imagination of an engineer - the uncle's nephew - and a doctor is stimulated by the case so that they develop a neat little device, a resuscitation aid, with which the dead could be resurrected. It wouldn't be a zombie life, everyone would get their own frozen life back. Reset, restart. This otherwise personalized structure is a watch. A discreetly elegant piece of jewelry. Thanks to its special settings, the 20-year-old medic, the 90-year-old lady and the 60-year-old gypsy priest could also be resurrected - provided they are fresh dead.

The wryly humorous author plays with this idea in an entertaining and thought-provoking way. Is there a medically induced resurrection? What would it be good for? What do women say about it? Do we even need this?