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> If it turns out to be more dystopian than the reality of watching our loved ones fade and disappear while we ourselves grow weak and fade, we can always brin
by zokier 4y ago
> If it turns out to be more dystopian than the reality of watching our loved ones fade and disappear while we ourselves grow weak and fade, we can always bring death back.
Usually the dystopian aspects of immortality revolve around power imbalance/inequality; in such scenarios its not obvious that death can be brought back
- ben_w 4y agoIn fiction, perhaps. In history, literal slaves have overthrown their captors, and the powerful often have cognitive blind spots.