From: Darren Reynolds (darren@blue.demon.co.uk)
Date: Wed Mar 04 1998 - 13:27:34 MST
I'll have to look into that more thoroughly. My insurance company certainly
doesn't, but that's hardly a representative sample.
D.
At 09:54 02/03/98 -0800, Lee Daniel Crocker wrote:
>> >> 1) Cryonic suspension costs $30,000 - $100,000 dollars or more.
>> >> Do you have that kind of money lying around?
>> >No, but I do have +- $450 a year lying around to pay for my suspension
>> >contract and life insurance. Unfortunately, not everybody has the
foresight
>> >to do this,
>>
>> Erm, no, obviously not. Which insurance company is this that pays out in
>> the event of suicide?
>
>Actually, most will, after a waiting period of a year or so. Their
>actuarial tables already account for a normal rate of suicide among
>the population; I'm sure a few instances of rational suicides won't
>screw up their numbers much until there are a lot more of us.
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