Immortality above all else

Subjective ja, A'nd here we come to the extreme part of my argument. That I'm arguing that my own personal perspective on the correctness of immortality is or ought to be preferable. Honestly it's also part of the reason the social consequences are not all that well thought out. Your profile has your religion listed as atheist, So I'll assume, But let me know if not. That we agree that people of religious persuasion are wrong in their interpretation of life in the case of religion being true. I'll even go farther with taking an unconfirmed assumption that you are not convinced that there is any other afterlife other than we rot after death, Maybe fertilizing the soil or returning to dust so to speak. 'If those two assumptions are correct, Then between the two of us we can dismiss the religious from 'this debate. Though there are still are atheists and plenty of other people in life who may prefer death to living, We can come back to them later. When I say the situation is not that different, I mean that it looks to me as though we are going to suffer a population crisis regardless. That we will experience a negative feedback regardless. Though my motivation is self concerning, I'll try for others. Technology and medication, In general I'll assert is not cheap. I would not currently expect everyone in the world to be able to afford immortality any more than anyone can afford expensive health care. Many can, But not all, And not for all types of health care. On how immortality would effect society. I agree that it would have a drastic impact on many parts of society, But refer you to my round 2 argument, Changes come to society. An individual or a country attempting refusing jet fighters, Advanced medicine, Or Entertainment Consoles will not prevent them from coming in due time. For the prison system in general, Including life sentences, Many people agree that changes need to be made currently. I have no doubt that even without immortality, As we discover new technologies and develop our society further, Prison will see drastic changes in due time. Ah, And now to the individual. Self interest, Greed, The point in life generally to me. Existence. To be. I like being alive. I don't want to die. To me. . All of these ring clearly to my feelings. I see pursuing immortality as being no different than avoiding a clear cut life threat. If I were at a campground and a grizzly was wandering over to check out my pic-a-nic basket, I'd get into my car and take a drive. If I was wandering on the beach and noticed a sudden recession of the tide, I'd be running inland in hope of avoiding the wave. Were I to have diabetes in some fashion, Going to have to follow some doctors orders and steps to want to live a long life. But this fixation of mine on immortality, Is because of a hope of mine that immortality in some form is achievable. Even if I were to have to form my own company, Cult, Or country, And in the manner of a Civilizations game set the research to 100% to hope to reach it. I'd see it the same as those scenarios, I want to live. We live in a society where euthanasia is gaining slight acceptability. But suicide? Not so much I'm thinking. Would you agree with me that people, Should desire to live and exist? We may 'try not to choose or force other people to live their lives our way, But still I assert we have beliefs on how we should go about life. I say, That even with being beliefs, Certain beliefs are more prominent of people. Of humans. Of you and me.