The Case Against Death

In 'The Case Against Death', Ingemar Patrick Linden presents a comprehensive refutation of common arguments in favor of human mortality, arguing that death is evil and advocating for the pursuit of anti-aging science and radical life extension.

He challenges the 'Wise View' of major philosophers like the Buddha, Socrates, and Plato, who suggest that death should not be feared.

Linden's work emphasizes the potential benefits of extending human life and challenges societal norms surrounding aging and death.