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Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 13:32:51 EST
Subject: Re: advertising and signups

I'm feeling more and more convinced that the truth is that not everyone is an 
immortal, or at least not an immortalist. 

You might think that most people would choose not to die today, and you might 
be right, but you would probably be wrong to think most people want to live 
forever.

I think that Immortalists spontaneously occur due to currently unpredictable 
influences, hence the lack of effective advertising.

I also have been thinking that if a person is to be an immortalist, the fact 
they have an indefinite amount of time to live is not the only factor.   They 
would also thereby be motivated to spend their time as they wished.   Who 

would want to work at McDonald's for an eternity?   Therefore, two factors are 
in 
play, extended lifetime and the imperative to improve quality of life, both of 
which are probably necessary factors for someone to be an immortalist.

thanks,

Mike Donahue 


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