Re:Does the human lifespan have a limit?
by kiba on Sunday February 13, 2022 @09:31AM
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Gilgamesh did it first.
Gilgamesh encodes myths and lessons for human race with no technological access to 'immortality'.
I think mortality has a purpose within the context of life. And there's literally limitless implications it would have. To me it seems like the most inhumane pursuit conceivable
There is no purpose but what we make of it, and why it would be inhumane? It's inhumane to watch people you loved die.
Gilgamesh encodes myths and lessons for human race with no technological access to 'immortality'.
I think mortality has a purpose within the context of life. And there's literally limitless implications it would have. To me it seems like the most inhumane pursuit conceivable
There is no purpose but what we make of it, and why it would be inhumane? It's inhumane to watch people you loved die.