>>13204487None of that is in question, with regard to the general question of 'immortality'. It's ultimately just another false dichotomy based on projecting intent onto nature and evolution. To deny ourselves immortality and embrace death is the betrayal of all we are and the failure to adapt and thrive.
>the biggest gift you could ever give to your children is to dieThen the 'parent', in this analogy (biology/sexual-reproduction) should die. But really, I reiterate, it's a false dichotomy. There's no need for biology or sexual reproduction to be outright 'KILLED' as in completely exterminated, no longer extant. Greatly reduced among humans, yes, it would probably be desirable. But ultimately probably the goal should be to clear up all humans and their traces and see what else bubbles up from the poison-jar womb of the Earth.
