19 APR 2013 by ideonexus

 Death is Not Assured

The organic perfectibility or deterioration of the classes of the vegetable, or species of the animal kingdom, may be regarded as one of the general laws of nature. This law extends itself to the human race; and it cannot be doubted that the progress of the sanative art, that the use of more wholesome food and more comfortable habitations, that a mode of life which shall develope the physical powers by exercise, without at the same time impairing them by excess; in fine, that the destruction...
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Through perpetual improvement through the sciences, humans may not ever attain immortality, but we may extend our lives indefinitely.