> In other words, no matter how sunny
> your view of the world is, cryonics depends on infrastructure, and
> infrastructure must be maintained. Since ALL cryonics organizations depend
> on donations of money, time, and labor, it is grossly misleading to spread
> the meme that the future is in some sense guaranteed, and all you have to
> do is pay your insurance and membership dues.
>
> --Charles Platt
If dues and payments at time of freezing don't cover the cost of labor and
infrastructure maintenance, then you've set the price too low.
Jack up the cost for the service and hire enough people to do the job.
If this is worth doing, you should be making a profit.
Why hasn't the pricing been set to reflect true costs and an adequate level of
profit?
-- "Immortality: My long life ambition" -- Loree Thomas
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