
Peter Kreeft: Where Do We Go From Here? A Philosopher's Thoughts on Eternity
Socrates in the City
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The Myth of Artificial Immortality
In Waiting for Godot, Beckett uses this remarkable single sentence image for death. In all the science fiction stories about artificial immortality, it's always a curse. Heidegger says, death is our very being. As soon as you're born, you begin to die. So unless you accept death, you don't accept yourself.
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