>This is the part I found most inviting about the whole process; the fact that it's covered by life insurance? I know! It is a pretty sweet deal. >I would ex

>This is the part I found most inviting about the whole process; the fact that it's covered by life insurance? I know! It is a pretty sweet deal. >I would expect more people to sign up for it. I totally agree. From my perspective, i would think cryonics would be MUCH more popular. I think it has to do with the fact that death and dying are just plain touchy subjects that people don't like to think about. > I know I'm considering it on the options alone... what do you have to lose? Not much; just some money. Signing up is not hard and I highly recommend it if you are seriously considering it. >you're basing your decision on faith This is true and as an educated person, I have trouble with this reliance on faith. But I do have "faith" (rather I believe in the likelihood) that man will solve problems. We will discover the Higgs Boson, we will go to mars, we will clone a human and we will figure out a way to wake these Corpse-Popsicles up. If other want to call that faith, then faith I have.