> When making the decision voluntarily, you trade years of life for better quality of life. If you are well-informed about the decision. Most are not, and real

> When making the decision voluntarily, you trade years of life for better quality of life. If you are well-informed about the decision. Most are not, and realistically will not understand the costs and benefits. That's why we don't let companies sell dangrous things freely. > Which is a tradeoff many people would accept. I'm not sure what that means. What tradeoff would many accept? It depends on the benefit and the cost. Of course people would take eliminating excruciating chronic back pain at the cost of losing a day of life, but they would not take eliminating hangnails at the cost of losing 10 years. I'm sure you know that; my point is, what are you actually saying?