Immortality = an eternity of learning. If you love to learn, the benefit is obvious. However, I think a lot of the arguments "against" immortality are perhaps

Immortality = an eternity of learning. If you love to learn, the benefit is obvious. However, I think a lot of the arguments "against" immortality are perhaps expressed out of subconscious fears of what damage immortality, presumably acquired via money or privilege, would do to society. If everyone had it that's one thing (and still a problem but at least everyone has the same stakes). But what about the more likely scenario that not everyone has it? What if only minority have it?