[extropy-chat] Interesting article follow up

[Keith Henson]

"Johns Hopkins researchers have found that more effective than threats on 
billboards, warnings on products or lectures from a doctor are the 
development of new habits within social groups. Peer opinion leaders and 
group support, they believe, are among the most critical aids to change, 
whether you're aiming to lose weight, quit smoking or exercise.

"'If you want to change and maintain behavior over time, you need people 
who are going to be supportive of those changes,'"

If guilt trips won't do it, I wonder if we need a support group to help 
people make cryonics arrangements?  :-)

Keith