By the way, there may be some assumptions that the more things that any of us have going on, there may well be various kinds of needs to write some of those things down, even including that we could end up locking ourselves out of our own bitcoin if either our head gets hit or death of course, and then maybe we might not even remember where we stored what we wrote, so sure there can be advantages to having some of these things written down.. and also that someone might know some of the logistics.. or these instructions are in this location.. but you cannot access that location unless I am dead or irrecoverably disabled (or head injury).... and if the person who knows all of your information perishes in the same accident that you had, then what's your backup plan to that? or does such a scenario not matter (or it is not likely?) ?
I have been contemplating how to handle this issue because the world is full of uncertainties. I have been in certain risky life-threatening situations that could have claimed my life and the only person I trust. I am wondering what will happen to the little Bitcoin I have painstakingly acquired because my other dependents won't have access to it. For me, the solution might be to have a will and appoint a trusted executor or lawyer. Choosing an executor or lawyer will be the main problem because Bitcoin can be easy to steal and men with integrity are scarce. The bottom line is that you have to trust someone or lose your coin. I will also be glad if I can have a suitable option that does not involve a third party.