In view of that, it seems premature to sell this service. It seems to me that the same could be said of ANY new procedure or experimental treatment.
Somebody always has to go first.
It might be that every person now in cryonic suspension is really, irretrievably dead, damaged by the suspension process beyond any hope of repair. There is some reason to suspect that this isn't the case, but perhaps cryonic suspension really is no more than an elaborate and expensive funeral. THAT'S the issue at hand. A fanatic is someone who does what he knows that God would do if God knew the facts of the case.