It may still be worth it, but even if so, it’s not a scalable investment—there’s no way to put incrementally more of your capital into it in order to increase your future returns.
There are ways of saving money to be used after you have been revived.
There are ways of saving money to be used after you have been revived.
Really? It’s worth listing them here, as they likely fit the criteria for the original question of this post (how to invest in a highly-uncertain medium-term future).
I know that Rudi Hoffman, who is prominent in selling life insurance to people interested in cryonics including myself, has set up trusts or something similar to allow people to save money to be used after they are revived. I’m not sure exactly what he has done.
There are ways of saving money to be used after you have been revived.
Really? It’s worth listing them here, as they likely fit the criteria for the original question of this post (how to invest in a highly-uncertain medium-term future).
I know that Rudi Hoffman, who is prominent in selling life insurance to people interested in cryonics including myself, has set up trusts or something similar to allow people to save money to be used after they are revived. I’m not sure exactly what he has done.