Say you're thawed out and you had significant brain damage. The cleaners unplug your freezer in 2039 by accident for 2 weeks and they don't tell anyone. Assume you can specify a clause in your contract where if you have >40% brain damage you'd like to be thrown back in the frozen peas just in case sometime in the 39th century they can fix brain damage.
Here's my problem. I've no idea what the laws in the country where you're thawed out are going to be and what those laws will permit. If you're thawed out and you're going to live the rest of your life in significant pain or some kind of living hell whereby you are confined to a hospital bed (assuming there's a health service) watching endless re-runs of Eastenders.
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Date: 2010-01-21 10:28 am (UTC)This is of course, worst case.
Say you're thawed out and you had significant brain damage. The cleaners unplug your freezer in 2039 by accident for 2 weeks and they don't tell anyone. Assume you can specify a clause in your contract where if you have >40% brain damage you'd like to be thrown back in the frozen peas just in case sometime in the 39th century they can fix brain damage.
Here's my problem. I've no idea what the laws in the country where you're thawed out are going to be and what those laws will permit. If you're thawed out and you're going to live the rest of your life in significant pain or some kind of living hell whereby you are confined to a hospital bed (assuming there's a health service) watching endless re-runs of Eastenders.
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