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>>758491

>Next the satanic pedo genocidal government of the UK isn't even going to let us die

Christ have mercy

No, we won't. This is just the soyim of California raised on sci-fi thinking this is even feasible.

Just like self driving cars and global warming, it's prelest that helps them make money.

>muh science must make me immortal.

>John 6:50

>This is the bread which cometh down from heaven: that if any man eat of it, he may not die.

Why the winnie the pooh people are still looking for the answer for immorality damn it.

There are some crazy dude who have been preaching the Way for 2000 years and people still reject it.

For zero dollars you can live for ever vs 10 billion dollars to make humans get to live as much as Adam if they are lucky.

>>758515

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>>758582

This unironically

>>758582

>still looking for the answer for immorality without having to depend on – much less obey – God damn it.

ftfy

You're welcome

>>758677

>cloning flesh =/= "copying" souls

I thought he was talking about "brain uploading"? Which is uploading the structure and content of your brain into a computer so it can run and be preserved for a long time. Isaac Assimov made a novella about it.

God made thermodynamics work in a way incompatible with eternal life for just this reason. Living forever is physically impossible, discounting sci-fi rewrites of our understanding of the laws of physics.

For an atheist materialist, anyway. Also even if you could transfer a mind (you can’t) this would be an option for winnie the pooh you wealthy people (billionaires and up) for the entirety of our lifetimes.

>Magazine sciencewriter confuses DNA with soul

>thread #913759235713

Jarnlists transform everything they write about into something completely different. Fill your heart with Christ so it cannot be filled with mainstream media.

>>758696

>wealthy people (billionaires and up) for the entirety of our lifetimes.

The first instant ramen cost over $20. In the 19th century the world's wealthiest men wore wigs to hide their male pattern baldness instead of getting hair transplants; now middle class men get hair transplants if they feel like dropping the cost of a middle class commuter car.

"Mind uploading" - assuming for the sake of argument it actually happens - would depend on developing a firm grasp on the concept of human consciousness. Not done yet! And when it does finally happen, your mind on a USB stick would just mean that sinful men with vast wealth can attack you in whole new ways beyond your control.

>>758742

AIDS drug provider pulled a normal business move and then got crucified for giving pozzers a hard time.

EpiPen provider gouged people with an entirely unearned vulnerability to sudden death, and was celebrated by the same modernist elites who demonized the man who gave AIDS spreaders a hard time.

I've talked to two different fans of transhumanism who have talked hopefully of downloading their personality into a computer. In both cases I asked them how exactly this would count as immortality, since the real person would simply die anyway, and at best you'd be left with a digital clone. It certainly doesn't count as living forever. I should also note that both of these transhumanists were portly fellows who absolutely have not put all their effort into living longer.

>>758678

Thanks

>>758680

The article is. But that's no more likely than the copying of souls

polite sage

>>758680

How exactly would you digitize the human soul though? I'm curious what encoding scheme (((they))) even come up with. They sound extremely foolish and naïve if you really think about it.

Oi mate do you have a dying loicence

no, real life isn't a movie this isn't going to happen

>>758680

The mind isn't the soul either. This would be the creation of a new individual who happens to look like you and have your memories.

>scan brain just before death

>die and go straight to hell

>a completely useless data package does nothing on a computer until it's eventually destroyed