Re: Technical and Spiritual Development
From: Peter Stickney (p-stickney_at_Mineshaft.local)
Date: 01/23/05
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Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2005 21:09:58 -0800
In article <TCtId.1367$Lf2.740@news02.roc.ny>,
Scott Lowther <scottlowther@ix.netcom.SPAMBLOK.com> writes:
> There's also the question of who gets it. As with any new medical
> tratment, the rich will be able to afford it first. Thus society will be
> stratified... the immortal rich, the mortal poor. The mortal poor will
> vastly outnumber the immortal rich. There will be war, there will be death.
>
> For the time being, an immortality serum should be one of the most
> illegal things known to man... anyone takign it should be shot on sight.
For the implications of just such a technology, I suggest you dig up
Randall Garrett's "The Hunting Lodge" and "Code in the Head".
-- Pete Stickney p-stickney@nospam.adelphia.net Without data, all you have are opinions
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