I mean, you can trust it to preserve your brain more than you can trust a crematorium to preserve your brain.
And if you do chemical preservation, the operational complexity of maintaining a brain in storage is fairly simple. LN2 isn’t that complex either, but does have higher risks.
That said, I would generally suggest using Tomorrow Biostasis for Europe residents if you can afford it.
I would generally expect that an organization’s ability to execute on things unrelated on their core competency would be only weakly correlated to their ability to execute on their actual core competency.
I’m not sure if that weak correlation would persist at the extremes, though; when there are basic failures of execution, such as having an apparently abandoned website, I think there is some reason for concern, if only because it might indicate a shortage of resources or inactivity. An organisation’s longevity and funding security are obviously of the utmost importance here, and the website doesn’t fill me with confidence in that regard.
Is this unfounded? I don’t know much about the company and couldn’t see anything about this on the site.
Can I really trust an organization to preserve my brain that can’t manage a working SSL certificate?
I mean, you can trust it to preserve your brain more than you can trust a crematorium to preserve your brain.
And if you do chemical preservation, the operational complexity of maintaining a brain in storage is fairly simple. LN2 isn’t that complex either, but does have higher risks.
That said, I would generally suggest using Tomorrow Biostasis for Europe residents if you can afford it.
I would generally expect that an organization’s ability to execute on things unrelated on their core competency would be only weakly correlated to their ability to execute on their actual core competency.
I’m not sure if that weak correlation would persist at the extremes, though; when there are basic failures of execution, such as having an apparently abandoned website, I think there is some reason for concern, if only because it might indicate a shortage of resources or inactivity. An organisation’s longevity and funding security are obviously of the utmost importance here, and the website doesn’t fill me with confidence in that regard.
Is this unfounded? I don’t know much about the company and couldn’t see anything about this on the site.