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As AI pioneers target a post-human future, we must not forget the importance of confronting life’s fragility
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Why Humanity Needs Death
National Review (United States) | Oct 26, 2026
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Extended lifespans without addressing resource limits and inequality would deepen global injustice.
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Death is a tragedy that technology should eliminate whenever it becomes possible to do so.
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Humanity should focus on enhancing life rather than eliminating death.
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Humanity must first solve how vastly extended lives would affect social mobility, power concentration, and generational renewal.
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Society must engage in discussions about the implications of extending life indefinitely.
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Cultural attitudes toward death shape ethical discussions about emerging technologies.
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Mortality gives human life meaning and urgency that immortality would destroy.
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Each person should decide for themselves whether to pursue life extension, free from pressure to choose death for social good.
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Accepting death's inevitability and working to reduce preventable suffering are not contradictory goals.
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Eliminating death would diminish the urgency and richness of human experiences.
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