X-Message-Number: 20298
Date: Sun, 13 Oct 2002 09:16:19 -0500
From: "Kansas City Homes - " <>
Subject: Insurance companies paying
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> From: 
> No. They pay off on a death certificate, and the actuarial statistics are
not
> affected by what happens after legal death. Insurance companies don't lose
> with cryonics--they win, because they sell additional policies and the
> actuarial statistics are not changed.


There is really no way insurance companies would lose with cryonics. At this
point, they don't care what happens after the policy has been paid out. They
are done and finished. Because the advances in medicine and technology may
take centuries, and unless there is a flood of cryonics applicants (highly
doubtful :o) they *will* make plenty of money over the time on the premiums
they've collected even from people suspended. :o) Capitalism at its best -
the power of long term compounding.

Sincerely,

IGGY Dybal

Your Real Estate Consultant - Kansas City - RE/MAX Best

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