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[Rib Jig]

Assume:

 

a. life beyond Earth now exists

b. some of (a) is more advanced than humans

c. some of (b) is benevolent & moral

d. some of © are advanced enough to contact humans

 

If some of (d) are practicing immortality,

why do they not feel moral obligation to

see that ALL forms of life throughout

Universe are offered immortality...???

 

Since humans, in general, have not been

provided with this option by these ET's,

does it indirectly prove there is no immortality yet in Universe???

Or that passing on immortality to other forms of life has unexpected immoral consequences?

 

If humans discovered immortality, say, starting in 2020,

are we obligated to offer it to all forms of life on Earth...?

Ants, lions, jellyfish, cockroaches, amoebas, tulip trees, etc...?

[Danail Bulgaria]

We already have offered immortality to biological objects - there are cell lines, that were made artifitially immortal.

 

Don't count on aliens. Their existence is not prooven.