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Why isn't there a health insurance company that pays you to sign up as an organ donor?
Like, they could sell your organs when you die and in return you get lower premiums.

>> No.2041025

>>2041021
Assuming you die of old age, your internal organs probably aren't of much medical use in terms of putting into another human.

>> No.2041027

>>2041025
That risk would have to be prized in of course.
On the other hand, if you prove to ride motorcycle for instance, they could incentivize that

>> No.2041032

Scrap the health insurance.

It would be a stand-alone organ insurance.
Earn X dollars per month for a contract on your organs. Earn more if you prove risky lifestyles like:
* motorcycling
* sky diving
* base jumping
* boxing (about 1 in 2200 boxers perish from fight-related injury)
* rock climbing
* hang gliding
* foot soldier in war zone
* reporter in war zone
etc....

How can I get this started? Would it be legal?
Basically death insurance, paid out monthly, with better rates for risky occupations

>> No.2041036

>>2041027
In terms of statistics though, as a human, you're going to have three wonderful choices, realistically. Death from worn-down failure due to age; multiple types of cancer; or cardiovascular failure. These are the most likely. They wouldn't make much money off of most their meat bag clients.