Well.. I'm not scared to die. I just have so many hungry for knowledge and I want to see how the life in the future will be! And of course there are so many things I haven't did!
So why you want immortalism?
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Am I the only one who thinks it's in our evolutionary psychological nature to 'want' to live indefinitely and better one's self.
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Do you need a reason?
What about just living?
To know:
- the nature of infinity
- if there is a god, gods, no god, or something else
- how we got here
- how the universe got here
- what all else is out there like hover ability, light speed, aliens, populated galaxies, dimensions or whatever there may be.
- to know the all forms and extents of all pleasures current and undiscovered.
- to fulfill all goals that time brings you to want, resteraunt owner, pro football, climbing mountains etc..
- universal elimination of fallacy (which causes a bunch of things, philosophy to work its self out, the best good for all etc..)
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Posted 19 October 2010 - 06:01 PM
why am I interested in immortalism?
How about never having to see a loved one die. How about never having to see another graveyard freshly prepared for a new resident. How about never having to see a life wasted, dragged down into the mud never to be allowed to rise again, food only for the worms.
I was aware of cryogenics when my grandmother died, but I was just the weird teenager who couldn't separate reality from science fiction. So I had to become a pallbearer and put the only relative who ever understood me into the ground, knowing that I would never get to see her smile again.
yeah, it's completely selfish, but only when EVERYONE is immortal will I never have to see any die ever again.
And yeah, that goal is a lot more than just simply physical immortality. When it will take the complete existence failure of the universe to kill you, I'll be happy. At least until I figure out a way to make that survivable too.
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That is beautiful so true. Could I please use this in my aforementioned project?Death is not natural. It is a by product of living in an unnatural and costic environment. We are not able to learn much in our short lives and we aren't emotionally mature enough to deal with what we must encounter. Loss of those we love is even more devastating to our psyche when we realize that death is not necessary. I am of the mind that a 500 yr old woman would have more insight on how to deal with that kind of loss than a 25 yr old woman.
I believe that death should only come when we feel that we have completed all we wanted to in this world. It should be a choice. There are too many things to discover to have everything you are working on just taken from you.
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