|
|
|
|
|
by xvector
1773 days ago
|
|
This sounds like a desperate attempt to cope with death. We can find better ways to encourage change than literally dying. If people lived indefinitely but society was a bit stagnant, and you pressed a button to kill 100M random people a year to "encourage change", you'd be regarded as insane, and rightfully so. Death is not the solution to our problems, just like throwing your computer in the trash isn't a solution to a crashing program. |
|
Once you've solved the other problems, you can work on death