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<![CDATA[ <p>Civilization is attuned to infinity. It is precisely this mindset that helps us come to terms with personal finitude. But humanity is not accustomed to accepting anything for long. On the contrary, it is accustomed to overcoming any obstacle as soon as the technical possibility arises. In one of his speeches, the philosopher Hagop Nazaretyan said that the generation of our fathers living on the planet today will perhaps be the last mortal generation of humans, while our children will be the first generation to experience immortality. "Our children will become gods!"—that's how he somewhat poetically characterized this transition. And he added: "The entire concept of life and death will be fundamentally reconsidered by humanity in the very near future." Indeed, humanity has one great dream, dreamed of only by the most desperate. And one insoluble question, directly related to this dream, which even the most powerful minds cannot answer. This dream is immortality, but not the immortality of humanity as a whole, but of the individual. And the question is: what is a human being in this world? What is consciousness and how is it connected to our body? After all, perhaps, in order to achieve immortality, we will have to leave the body if we fail to overcome its inherent mortality.</p>
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<pubDate>Sun, 09 Aug 2026 21:59:00 +0900</pubDate>
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