How to Send a Journal into the Future?

Question

I've been keeping a journal for many years, in electronic form. In it I discuss very personal matters about me, my family, my friends, my children, etc. I try to be as honest as possible.Nobody but me has ever read it, or even knows it exists. I would like to keep it that way.However, it might have some value for researchers in the future (or it may of course not, and this may just be my ego speaking).Anyway, how would one proceed to "send" this into the future (after my death) so that- it has zero chance of being found by the people who knew me, including my children and their children- it has a fairly good chance of being found, still in usable form, after that (say, in 100 years)?It should probably be printed on paper, but where to put those?

toomuchtodo · Accepted Answer

https://help.archive.org/help/how-do-i-make-a-physical-donat...https://support.archive-it.org/hc/en-us/articles/75816418319...Consider a small donation to offset storage and operations costs.

gus_massa · Answer

Can you write it in Blogpost with a automatic publication date in 200 years and hope you don't live so much? Do you trust Google to keep Blogpost alive for 200 years? (Is YouTube an option? It's more profitable, so I expect it to survive for a longer time.)