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The immortalist

Book • 1969
In 'The Immortalist', Alan Harrington presents a bold argument for achieving immortality through scientific advancements, critiquing religious and philosophical perspectives that accept mortality.

He advocates for a concerted effort to extend human lifespan, drawing parallels with ambitious projects like the Apollo missions.

The book delves into the implications of immortality on human society and existence.

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David Perell
as a thought experiment on what society would look like if humans were immortal.
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Riva Tez: Becoming A Free Thinker
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Sean Carroll
as an example of a cautionary tale about immortality.
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Holiday Message: Reflections on Immortality
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Ferris Jabr
when discussing the impact of immortality on human psychology.
The Sunday Read: ‘How Long Can We Live?’

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