Cryonics membership is a rational choice.

My chances of surviving death through resuscitation are good (as such things as chances to beat death go), but would be better if I convinced more people that cryonics is a rational choice.

In my day to day I am more concerned with my job than convincing others on the subject of cryonics, even though the latter is probably more valuable to my long term happiness. Am I not aware of what I value? Why do I not structure my behavior to match what I believe I value? If I believed that cryonics would buy me an additional 1000 years of life wouldn't 10 years of total dedication to its cause be worthwhile? Does this mean that I do not actually believe in cryonics, but only profess to believe in cryonics?

• Americans no longer significantly value liberty and this will be to the detriment of our society.

• A large number of Americans accept the torture of religious enemies as necessary and just.

• Male circumcision is more harmful than we realize and one cause (among many) of sexual dysfunction among couples.

• Most humans would be happier if polyamory was socially acceptable and encouraged.