immortalist
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3ADJ.
nonbiostatic
VERB + IMMORTALIST
advocates, include
IMMORTALIST + NOUN
federov, philosophies
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noun
One who holds the doctrine of the immortality of the soul.
September 28 1657, Jeremy Taylor, A sermon preached at the funeral of Sir George Dalston the inhabitants by Ister who were called ἀθανατίζοντες, "Immortalists;" because, in the midst of all their dark notices of things, they saw […] "that virtuous and good men do not die[…]"
One who seeks to extend human life indefinitely.
Advocates of nonbiostatic immortalist philosophies include the precryonics immortalist Federov and more recent thinkers such as Alan Harrington, Hans Moravec, and Frank Tipler.
adj
Pertaining to a belief in or quest for immortality.
Advocates of nonbiostatic immortalist philosophies include the precryonics immortalist Federov and more recent thinkers such as Alan Harrington, Hans Moravec, and Frank Tipler.
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3September 28 1657, Jeremy Taylor, A sermon preached at the funeral of Sir George Dalston the inhabitants by Ister who were called ἀθανατίζοντες, "Immortalists;" because, in the midst of all their dark
WiktionaryAdvocates of nonbiostatic immortalist philosophies include the precryonics immortalist Federov and more recent thinkers such as Alan Harrington, Hans Moravec, and Frank Tipler.
WiktionaryAdvocates of nonbiostatic immortalist philosophies include the precryonics immortalist Federov and more recent thinkers such as Alan Harrington, Hans Moravec, and Frank Tipler.
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