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hat if death wasn’t inevitable?
In this powerful animated story, we dive into The Fable of the Dragon-Tyrant by philosopher Nick Bostrom — a gripping allegory about aging, mortality, and humanity’s battle against death itself.
The dragon represents aging. The sacrifices? Us.
But what happens when rebels fight back? Can we actually defeat death through science, technology, and courage?
In this video, we explore:
• What the dragon really symbolizes
• Why we accept death as normal
• The real-world science fighting aging today
If you’re fascinated by philosophy, life extension, or deep thought-provoking stories, this one’s for you.
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#DragonTyrant #NickBostrom #DefeatingDeath #PhilosophyExplained #LifeExtension
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People were never made, physically or emotionally to live forever. Ask the old and even if they are healthy and secure financially, they dont really want to live forever. The passions of youth are long gone, and the burdens of life weigh heavy on them. And as with all long-lived species we would stop having children and would be well on our way to extinction. Sometimes death is not the worst thing that could happen - but continuing a useless living forever would be like a never-ending jail sentence.
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@mikeharris4406
6 months ago
Imagine a world where nobody dies. It's crowded enough already. We had better develop interstellar travel first, and settle some more planets. IMHO
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