anonymous779

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   by anonymous779 10y ago

   I'm glad that you or your government were able to afford state-of-art medical treatment. I won't be eligible for such luxurious treatment by virtue of being born in the wrong country. Best regards, yours 3rd world anonymous.
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   by anonymous779 10y ago

   > I find this anger against death weird. Of course you do, because accepting death is a huge part of our culture, a part we developed to make coping easier. It's hard to think differently from how you have been taught to. >Death
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   by anonymous779 10y ago

   We don't have to, these (108-7) billions of people will (sadly) never ever come back. We have just 7.3 bln people and a planet with more than enough resources to sustain them and then some more (I could give some practical computations
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   by anonymous779 10y ago

   If you gave modern-age people a choice: to live a short life or live a long life while limiting their rate of childbirth (or ceasing reproduction altogether), I think many would choose the former. Having a choice is always better than havin
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   by anonymous779 10y ago

   I'm sure the society of the future will be way more humane than the current one, or at least not worse. I don't consider it as a problem. About rat, you have a point, but there was recent experiment where cryopreserved rabbit kidn