Immortality Manifesto
David L. Hunter
Copyright © 2001
Immortal Desires
Sinclair Lewis is one of the great novelists of the twentieth century. In his novel titled Arrowsmith, a lady named Joyce Lanyon said to Dr. Martin Arrowsmith, “You see, I’d never been trained in reality. You trained me.” Today, citizens of Earth are not trained in reality; they are trained in the opposite: mysticism. People are bombarded from every angle with mystical and dishonest notions about life ranging from political frauds to religious frauds to media frauds to educational frauds to environmental frauds. After decades of relentless training in non-reality, everyone is left confused about what is right and wrong, what is good and bad.
The Immortality Manifesto is a much-needed training in reality as it relates to human immortality—physical immortality—living forever in mind and body right here on planet Earth. Everyone has repeatedly heard the notion that to achieve everlasting life, each person needs to die to reach another world of eternal happiness. This Immortality Manifesto rejects that mystical notion. Instead, this manifesto asserts you never have to die; you can live forever. So sit back and forget popular notions about death. This manuscript will take you on a journey through reality to immortalize you.
Realize that no one can live forever if they are not trained in reality. That is because as a conscious being, each of us has no choice about living in reality. We have to live in reality or else die…and death is final. If we have to live in reality, we have to know how to understand reality and act in reality to achieve the values needed for eternal life as living, breathing human beings. Fortunately, after eons of human evolution, this manifesto provides training in reality so readers can capture immortality now.
A question comes up when discussing immortality. That question is, “does anyone really want to live forever?” This is a good question because it touches on an issue to which many people can relate. A lot of people would respond to this question by saying, “No! I don’t want to live forever! That would be horrible!” This kind of reply is understandable. Why? Because today exists an old world on Earth that is anathema to human immortality. No one can honestly want to live forever in Earth’s grotesque anti-life world. The key to immortality at this stage of humanity is not to dwell primarily on scientific methods for becoming immortal. Rather, the goal is to flip people into a harmonious, pro-life world: a cosmopolitan civilization.
Before that can be done, however, people need to be trained in reality. They need to be able to independently identify reality and act on their own understanding to capture permanent prosperity. As individuals do this, they will increasingly value their own life…eventually to the point where they want to live forever. When a critical mass of people reaches that point, i.e., a tiny fraction of humanity, the immortality market will be born. From there, entrepreneurs will deliver immortality products and services in a competitive battle for market share, profit, and glory.
The bottom line is that today few people harbor immortal desires. Most people do not want immortality and rightly so. Who wants to suffer forever? That would be insane. But people exposed to this manifesto will understand the contextual meaning of immortality. That meaning is living forever on planet Earth by producing commendable values for others while living prosperously, healthily, romantically, and happily. As people understand the full-context value of immortality, they will increasingly desire immortality over death.
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