Suppose that science have achieve immortality for humans (whatever the mean for this).
What would be philosophical consequence? — John Pingo
Suppose that science have achieve immortality for humans (whatever the mean for this).
What would be philosophical consequence? — John Pingo
Interesting assumption. Only that you maybe forgot about the overpopulation that will ensue! :smile:Suppose that science have achieve immortality for humans (whatever the mean for this).
What would be philosophical consequence? — John Pingo
Suppose that science have achieve immortality for humans (whatever the mean for this).
What would be philosophical consequence? — John Pingo
you will still eventually get hit by a bus — Miller
No man means all he says, and yet very few say all they mean, for words are slippery and thought is viscous. — Henry Adams
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