It's analogous to not handing out your letterhead in the days before copiers.
Basically, how do you count the hours?
I am curious, how does it work out as an hourly-rate thing?
Better than "rationalists".
Funny, indeed, but I had to fish your website out of the Google cache to read it!
Atheism is an excellent excuse for skipping church.
The formatting for this page is really broken for me. I use Opera 11.whatever the latest is.
About that first paragraph, I usually was going to buy something anyway, but I want to buy it after I've used the bathroom, because who would want to carry their drink or whatever into a public bathroom?
Contemplating death from old age does activate fleeing behavior, though (at least in me), which is another of those silly bugs in the human brain. If I found a way to fix it to activate cryonics-buying behavior instead, I would probably have found a way to afford life insurance by now.
The second story could never happen, because a real cryonic revival counselor would be trained to handle that question.
A real cryonic revival counselor, or just one merely made of atoms?
I can forgive that, since cats express fairly complicated emotions with their body language which are probably beyond the current capability of miniaturized brain scanners. It seems, and I didn't bother to translate any of the Japanese website or anything, like that thing just measures general electrical activity levels.
The scene in question.