/sci/ - Science & Math

When did you understand that a right to live as long as one wishes should be fundamental?
Alex is no longer as enthusiastic: https://futurism.com/neoscope/artificial-intelligence-longevity-alex-zhavoronkov
Our political climate isn't cut out for long-time experimental research necessary for development of new cures for aging. Any field specialists here?

Is there a likely formula that proves reincarnation exists

Pathological counterexample to Russell's Paradox.

Killing people as a punishment is the most obvious proof that we have yet to leave the dark ages. In an actually technologically advanced society, the exact working of the brain would be common knowledge that everyone would be required to learn, and exact treatments that can reverse toxic behavior would not be a mystery to the general population, as behavior modification is clearly possible through several means.
It's also unjust, as death is much more of a reward than most will give it credit.

By killing myself in a hilarious and public way that encourages others to follow me through the 'final' challenge.

G. What's before the eyes is nothing less than divine creation.

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Oh you know, some new-age brainlet ancient wisdom shiet, like the oneness of consciousness and the eternal flow of time