What are the ethical consequences of immortality technology?

8/23/2017

This article delves into the ethical implications of immortality technology. It raises thought-provoking questions about the potential consequences and moral dilemmas that may arise if humans were to achieve biological immortality. The author explores various facets of immortality technology, including implications for social inequality, overpopulation, and the value of human life. The article also considers the psychological and emotional impact of knowing that death is no longer inevitable. Ultimately, it encourages readers to critically reflect on the ethical challenges and trade-offs that may come with the pursuit of immortality.

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