Resurrection through science, life without limits.

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The Quest for True Immortality

– Insane?

– Not really.

– Wild?

– Absolutely!

– Beyond your imagination?

– Perhaps.

– What is it then?

– This.

Our endeavor, the highest possible, is the resurrection of every sentient being who ever lived, through our own efforts, to an excellent life without limits, except for limits that prevent contradictions with the first parts of the statement.

Our Potential

You are needed because the problem of death cannot be solved by any individual human today. It can't be solved by any of us working together at the moment. The problem of death cannot be solved at all if we erase ourselves through some stupid act of mutual destruction or ignorance about problems from the natural world surrounding us. This problem, perhaps the one and only problem, will remain unsolved for a long time.

Now consider what might be possible if we don't take our own lives, if we avoid stagnation, and if human society, in the long run, develops very advanced technology and directs it toward solving the problem of death. The potential reward is the greatest possible. That is the reason why we will try to achieve a robust and somehow stable long-term development of science, technology, society, and a common will to continue on this mission.

As stated in the core message, we strive to achieve this significant goal on our own. It's inspired by the principles of Pascal's Wager. If the skeptics, who reject the existence of external superpowers, happen to be correct (i.e. there is no God), yet the majority still believes without actively working towards a technological resurrection, then this ambition may remain unrealized. If a benevolent God exists, he/she/it may recognize our thoughts and efforts and possibly offer assistance.

Assumptions

A functioning brain or an equivalent is essential for consciousness. To clarify, we do not presuppose the existence of an immortal soul in the traditional sense. However, if such a 'thing' exists, it could be considered a potential bonus.

Certain aspects of our reality find approximate descriptions through scientific models. These models serve as valuable tools for exploring and understanding the world. While we acknowledge their imperfections, we also recognize the possibility of a yet-to-be-discovered theory, or perhaps none at all.

Beyond mere survival, our long-term continuity becomes a fundamental prerequisite for our project, inherently stemming from the basic assumption of undertaking it independently.

In alignment with our assumptions, empirical science closely approximates reality, emphasizing the need for constructing a technical device for our minds. It suggests that a dynamic, knowledge-driven civilization significantly enhances our prospects of achieving resurrection in the distant future. This contrasts with a society predominantly composed of complacent, dogmatic bureaucrats.

Regrettably, our current limitations lie in incomplete knowledge or perhaps a misinterpretation of existing knowledge, preventing us from precisely determining the sufficient conditions for our hyper-project.

Are you in?

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