The odds are exceedingly high that you will die. Maybe we'll figure out some form of immortality, but it's overwhelmingly likely that we'll do no more than dela

The odds are exceedingly high that you will die. Maybe we'll figure out some form of immortality, but it's overwhelmingly likely that we'll do no more than delay the inevitable. It is absolutely certain that you will experience disease and suffering. The transhumanistic attitude of "let's look for solutions to death rather than accepting it" is a form of avoidant coping, little different to religious beliefs about the afterlife. Maybe you'll live forever in the singularity, but you'll almost certainly suffer and die and rot. It's better to contemplate that probability now, rather than on your death bed.