Immortality vs. Society (2016)
Wow, the author must be a bit depressed or something. I don&#x27;t even know where to start.<p>&gt; If I’m going to cease to exist, it doesn’t matter what would be in a world without me.<p>Oh yeah, egoism at its best lol. If I die, why shouldn&#x27;t everyone else?<p>&gt; children make a human a slave of circumstances for at least 15 years. For what? For nothing, just because.<p>Okay... He is also realizing that children are not his &quot;helper bots&quot;. I am assuming he is a he, because a women would never say these things... I don&#x27;t know in what world you live in to think of children this way. Have you ever played with a child or seen it grow up? This is atrocious. Seriously man, get help or something, this almost borders on psychopath level of apathy.<p>&gt; (Children, again) It’s like a new branch in a version control system, if you know what I mean.<p>Okay I am out. You really should get help. Definitely.<p>&gt; So no, children are not our immortality. They are the best way to kill time (and eventually yourself).<p>Yep... Totally get it. Obviously children are not our immortality. Are they the best way to kill time? I mean if you are a robot, that&#x27;s probably true.<p>&gt; We’ve already superseded the evolution, so we don’t actually need it any more.<p>We are far away from that. Right now our gene pool is actively deteriorating because we managed to eliminate natural selection. And yet, we still can&#x27;t live forever and we can&#x27;t fix the common cold. Good luck to our species.<p>&gt;  The nature isn’t our friend. It’s our enemy.<p>Okay :D. Just dig yourself a concrete hole and live in there from bottles of Soylent and see what happens. There are tons of studies who show you how important a connection to nature is for the human body and mind, but well...<p>&gt; The meaning of life is to keep on living.<p>Yeah, that&#x27;s maybe the only thing I can agree with in this &quot;text&quot; or whatever it is. But it definitely doesn&#x27;t follow from the brainfarts that came before.<p>I am now actually pitying the coworkers of this person and actually anybody he interacts with, if any.<p>Look, there is only one thing that differentiates humans from robots. It is that humans are nothing like you want to make them in your article. If humans were like you, I would wish this race would get replaced by actual robots asap, because at least then, there is an excuse for behaving the way you do.