A lot of people seem to think cryonics is at least worth taking seriously, but still don’t make arrangements.
For those people: what’s the real blocker? Cost? Insurance? Family? Trust in providers? Uncertainty about the science? Or just procrastination?
Three organizations. Three consecutive weekends. Zero coordination between any of them. If you have the PTO and a high tolerance for airports, you can hit all three. Details in the stickied comment.
At some point, something makes cryonics go from “obviously crazy” to “okay, maybe worth thinking about.”
Was it a book, a person, a paper, getting older, losing someone, thinking about medicine differently?
What was your moment?
Construction for our facility refresh has pushed most of the staff into makeshift offices, so Kaiya and Alyssa have been learning the ropes from Diane in the middle of it all. They've been picking things up fast and having fun along the way. Before long, they'll be among the voices on the other end when you reach out to Alcor.
Welcome to the team.