"I explained most of the complications -- loss of continuity and the need for resleeving, though I may be missing something courtesy of it being a fact of life here." She taps her fingers against her leg thoughtfully (and winces when she bumps the cut). "There are some disorders that can be caused by death-related trauma or damaged backups, but the latter is unlikely." She considers the other question for a few moments. "We are fairly willing to back people up, but arranging frequent backups could be logistically complex -- it might be easier long term for you to have a cortical stack, unless that is likely to be destroyed if you are killed -- and resleeving, should it be necessary, tends to be moderately expensive. Do you have any resources that would be useful against the exsurgent virus or other existential risks?"