Can we expect a movie about the last 24 hours of your life as well?

Maybe I'll have perfected the wavetrap Soul Jar (TM) by then. I could use a new light on the corner table.

If you think those old movies where the dying person is confronted by the dark hooded figure of Death at the foot of the bed are scary, try rattling your final breaths with the field receptors on tripods surrounding the bed and that dark glass and metal cannister setting quietly over in the corner.

The good news is if you were someone famous, your children could sell you as a valuable collectors item. Better than life insurance.

Might not be too bad. In another hundred years or so, someone might develop a way to communicate with someone in one of these things. Assuming they'd still have something to say after all that time.

I wonder if you could use it to generate electricity. ;)