X-Message-Number: 2975
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 94 20:29:41 EDT
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Subject: CRYONICS

I agree with the comments that attempting to absorb life insurance into
cryonics isn't a good idea at anything like cryonics's current scale.

On another is-it-a-good-combination topic:

Would founding a cryonics-friendly hospice make sense?  I have no idea of the
scale of investment involved.  Is it more like a medical center or more like
a bed-and-breakfast in scale?  Would having such a hospice adjoining the
cryonics facility itself give us a better shot at avoiding ischemic injury,
or is the limiting factor more commonly getting someone to pronounce death?

                                                  Best wishes,
                                                  -Jeffrey Soreff

standard disclaimer: I do not speak for my employer.

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