And so the most appropriate model for cryonics right now might be “if you want to volunteer your body at death, we’d like to try to get better at preserving people.” That strikes me as a lot more honest than charging people for a service, and make it a lot clearer what’s going on. In efficient markets, prices convey information- and so a pretty common bias is to consider price a good proxy of quality.
Does anyone have a realistic commercial interest in developing cryonics based treatments?
Does anyone have a realistic commercial interest in developing cryonics based treatments?