> They still need to be able to keep the fridges on.
I believe they are usually set up to invest the money people paid in, then keep the lights on with returns on that. They're not using the money directly.
> Which means "without proving they can actually deliver what clients expect".
They're very clear that they can't promise anything. People are willing to take the chance anyhow.
They still need to be able to keep the fridges on.
> This is why Alcor has been around for 50 years without thawing a single one of their patients.
Which means "without proving they can actually deliver what clients expect".