The Value of Life
The discussion challenges the notion that people have a predetermined sense of how long they should live, revealing that most would eagerly accept more time when faced with the end. It highlights a desire for longevity, with the possibility of living well into the hundreds being appealing, especially if health remains intact. However, the conversation also touches on the paradox of knowing one has extended time, which might alter how one approaches life and its pursuits.In this clip
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Within Reason
Michael Shermer - Death, How To Avoid It, and Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid | CS Podcast #2
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