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It depends on whether or not technology in the future allows the revival of the deceased. If true, then I imagine many people (rich ones) will pay to store thei
by nirui 3y ago
It depends on whether or not technology in the future allows the revival of the deceased. If true, then I imagine many people (rich ones) will pay to store their bodies for 10 to 20 years to wait for the progression of medical knowledge ("frozen for a cure", so do speak).
I doubt that such expense will be paid by insurance policies unless 1) the technology became common or 2) it's a privilege only for the powerful.
- itake 3y agoThere are many how-to articles [0][1][2] on using life insurance money to fund cryopreservation. [0] - https://www.tomorrow.bio/post/how-to-fund-cryopreservation-with-life-insurance https://www.tomorrow.bio/post/how-to-fund-cryopreservation-w... [1] - https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/one-surprising-thing-life-insurance-covers-getting-your-brain-cryogenically-frozen-2018-08 https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/one-surprising-thing-life-in... [2] - https://www.alcor.org/membership/ https://www.alcor.org/membership/