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Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2006 20:04:46 -0400
From: Francois <>
Subject: Selling cryonics?

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One of the most vexing problems in cryonics is the difficulties encountered when
trying to sell the concept to ordinary citizens. Has anyone ever thought of 
enlisting the services of a marketing firm to solve that problem? These guys are
extraordinarely good at what they do, they could almost sell an anvil to a 
drowning man. Surely, selling cryonics would be an interesting yet not 
overwhelming challenge to them. Perhaps this has been suggested in the past and 
rejected for some reason. I can think of at least one reason myself, namely the 
cost of hiring such a firm. Yet, it would probably be useful to look into this. 
Perhaps hiring a firm directly would not be needed. It could be a project for a 
group of college students, or be handled by enlightened amateurs in the field, 
or the services of retired marketers could be sought. I'm no expert but I sense 
untapped potential for expending the ranks of cryonics subscribers in that 
direction.

Francois
Good health is merely the slowest
possible rate at which one can die.


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