1. What's wrong with suicide anyway?  Really, I personally believe that people have the right to end their lives if they choose to.

I haven't read the Seattle magazine article, so I can't comment on what's in there, but you mentioned that the Golden Gate bridge installed a "suicide proof rail virtually stopped the jumps." Maybe they meant another bridge, because the GG bridge doesn't have a suicide barrier. Someone jumps off the GG bridge about once every 15 days.

I wonder why we'd stop at 365 people, why not break it into 4 hour shifts, 4 or 5 of them a day.  Maybe 2 people, one for each side (east walk way and west walk way).