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02 02000000	Life, death, immortality About life, idea and purpose of life On the problem of death and immortality Life versus death Immortality as absolute Living connection between mortality and immortality How do we make immortality? Potential immortality Actual immortality Active old age Virtual immortality Finality and infinity of existence
02000001	Why are philosophers particularly appropriate to answer the question of life, death and immortality? Life, death, immortality are magic words... Life, death, immortality are magic words that mean infinitely much for each of us.
0201 02010000	About life, idea and purpose of life What is life? The purpose of life The goal of life Does the lifetime increase or diminish by aging?
02010001	Behavioral extravagancies.
02010002	What kind of things may lead to behavioral extravagancies? Balashov's view. Balashov's view about essentials of life.
020101 02010100	What is life?
02010101	What is life? Means of existence of living creatures.
02010102	What kind of life is minimal life? Minimal life.
02010103	What are the features that make human being as the maximum of life? Maximum: human.
02010104	Human life is biosocial form of action.
02010105	What is lifework? Lifework.
02010106	What are the three levels that can be distinguished in human life? Three levels of human life. Plant - Animal - Cultural
02010108	Independent forms of life. Independent, equally important for man, they function mutually, influence each other and enable each other.
02010109	Which features of life distinguish human life from animal life? Progress of culture.
02010110	As a summary: definition of human life? Definition of human life. Human life is his life as living creature and life in culture.
020102 02010200	The purpose of life
02010202	Sense of life.
02010203	Has life got an idea? Is life worth while?
02010204	Pertinent philosophic questions.
02010205	How do you distinguish between sense of life and goal of life? Distinguish 'sense' and 'goal'.
02010206	Seeking sense of life: what does it mean? Seeking of the sense of life. 1. Looking for sense of life. 2. Putting the sense of life into reality, to sensible rational life.
02010207	Life has partly sense, and partly not. What does it mean? Life has partly sense, partly not.
02010209	Instincts and organic needs. What is their role in human life? Instincts and organic needs.
02010210	Love and creativity. What is their role in human life? Love and creativity. Love supports, multiplies, harmonizes life. Creativity makes possible the progress in life.
020103 02010300	The goal of life
02010304	Comment on: “Life without Purpose is man without head” Purpose gives integrity to action. “Life without Purpose is man without head”.
02010306	What is the significance of small momentary pleasures for life according to Balashov? What is the significance of small momentary pleasures? Man is a whole, collection of all his situations. He cannot be satisfied by small momentary pleasures. He needs joy that is all embracing. It does not appear as a simple sum of small joys. This big joy emerges in a stubborn fight that continues throughout the life.
02010307	What is the highest joy of life? General goal of life.
02010309	What is the value of subsidiary and temporary goals of life? Subsidiary and temporary goals. Subsidiary, temporary goals open the road to main goal of life
02010310	What is the significance of the goals of society? Goals of community.
02010311	What random occurrences play a part in determination of the goal of life? External circumstances and internal incentives and motives.
02010312	Creating something new as a goal of life. Creating something new.
02010313	Why is the creation of new life as a goal of life considered also under love? Creation of new life. ...founding a family, the house of love, and professional, creative activity
02010314	Are several goals of life possible? Two carriers of life.
02010315	Can goal of life be a categorical imperative? Goal as categorical imperative.
02010316	Setting the goal and and orienting to it.
02010317	Coment on 'Life in some sense is a totality of goal and being without goal'. Relax! Life in some sense is a totality of having a goal and being without goal.
02010318	Can there be rational action outside the goal of life? Rational action outside the goal. ... touch a hot thing without noticing, withdraw quickly.
02010319	When does a necessity to set goal emerge? When to set goal? ... if there is some obstacle... or complicated orientative action is needed.
020104 02010400	Does the lifetime increase or diminish by aging?
02010402	Does the life time increase or diminish along with years? Life as a glass of water.
02010403	Who is old?
02010405	Comment on: 'Every hour of life enjoyed with pleasure, not only physically increases the life time, but also defeats death, is a step towards immortality.' Step towards immortality.
02010406	Hurry without rushing. What does it mean? Hurry without rushing.
02010408	Old world – younger or older than ours? Old world – younger or older than ours?
02010409	On which condition we can be considered stronger than our ancestors? Progress or degradation?
02010410	Ancestors wiser than we or we wiser than ancestors? Ancestors wiser than we or we wiser than ancestors?
0202 02020000	On the problem of death and immortality Mortality and immortality
020201 02020100	Mortality and immortality
02020101	What is understood by 'mutual enabling'? Mutual enabling: mortality and immortality.
02020102	In the chrystallic body itself there is no program for its termination. What does it mean?
02020103	In the chrystallic body itself there is no program for its termination. What does it mean? Disturbing action of environment.
02020104	Plasticity of living organisms. What does it mean? Plasticity of living organisms. A program for their termination is in themselves. Even if it terminates itself, it makes itself immortal. ...thanks to the proliferation of cells life shrewdly circumvents the tooth of time
02020105	In what way does the 'life' or chrystallic body differ from the life of living organism? Breakthrough to immortality. By multiplication the organism in a way anticipates the destroying action of time.
02020106	What about the 'immortality' of chrystallic bodies? Reproduction. Life of the organism is indivisible in the life of the kind. Its caducity (death) is taken away in the immortality of the kind.
02020107	Biotic division. Of the finality of existence of monocellular may not be spoken as their mortality. One without the other does not exist. If no mortality, then also no immortality. Correspondingly also their immortality in a strict sense may not be spoken.
02020108	Multiplication by division. Some monocellular organisms have existed and exist - amaebas, swamps, sea roses, for which there is no intrinsic olderdom or death
02020109	Why is it important to make difference between 'demolition' and 'death'? Concepts of ’demolition’ and ’death’. Demolition is the termination of something living (or connected to it) as a consequence of outer unfavorable action.
02020110	Mortality only in multicellular organisms. These organisms not only are demolished, but die. Their death is determined by outer accidental causes and by inner conditions of existence. There is a limit of the length of life for them. Length of life, specific to the species.
02020111	The programmed nature of death. What does it mean? The programmed nature of death.
02020112	Can death be abolished? Death is not unavoidable.
02020113	Immortality of kind vs. mortality of individual? Individual vs. kind (species).
02020114	What is the significance of sexual reproduction for immortality? Sexual reproduction.
02020115	In what way is the sexual reproduction a uniting link between mortality and immortality? Reproduction as uniting link. Continuation of the kind is real biological immortality of higher organisms.
02020118	’All people are mortal’ - ’Socrates is human’ - ’consequently Socrates is mortal’. - an example of complete reasoning. What about the immortality of soul? All people are mortal. Socrates himself was one of the first philosophers to present the hypothesis of immortality of the soul.
02020119	Is man mortal or immortal? Mortality of man. Socrates: philosophy - the speculation whether man is mortal or immortal’.
02020121	What is ment by saying: Death is not quite outside the life, although it is contrary to it? Life, death, immortality are one continuity. Life constitues and allows the contradiction between mortality and immortality. In this formula there is a general solution of the problem of mortality and immortality.
02020122	Immortality of soul, what consequences should it have in life? Mortality and immortality as opposites of each other.
0203 02030000	Life versus death Death as absolute The logics of manslaughter Fear of death and despair To live means to die? Death is not justified Is thus death natural and necessary? Death is a factor of progress? Is death needed for life? Immortality bad means death good? Eutanasy is ’good’ death
020301 02030100	Death as absolute
020302 02030200	The logics of manslaughter (mental absolutization of death)
02030201	What is the danger of thinking that man is only mortal? Unavoidability of death.
02030204	Death as a liberation of difficulties.
02030206	To what consequences may the introduction of the idea of mortality lead?
02030209	Authetically devoted philosphers: only dying and death.
02030210	To what kind of consequences may constant remembering of death may lead? Constant remembering of death: unwillingness to produce posterity.
02030211	’death is truth’? But death is not the whole truth, but consequently a half-lie.
02030212	Why must the idea of mortality be expelled? No compatibility with family love. Pure thoughts of death, mortality of man are incompatible with family love, producing of children, do not correspond reality. Therefore this idea must be repudiated as harmful and dangerous for man.
02030217	What is the effect of 'burial destruction' on scientific creativity? Creativity and immortality.
02030218	What can be the ultimate consequences of death and immortality? Otherworld immortality.
02030219	Peoplekilling logics.
020303 02030300	Fear of death and despair (emotional absolution of death)
02030302	Why a strong fear of death is harmful? Aversion of death. Anxiety, aversion of death emerges from our natural instinct of self-defence. But fear of death is exaggerated, hypertrophic oversensitivity of the danger of death.
02030303	What is meant by the term ‘Woodoo death’? ‘Woodoo deaths’.
02030304	Apathy and death.
02030305	What is the meaning of ‘as long as I have got hope, I breath’? ‘As long as I breath, I have hope’.
02030306	In what way can autosuggestion lead to despair and death? Death as a result of autosuggestion.
02030307	Shipwreck deaths The case of Titanic
02030313	Psychic causes. Completely obvious that multitude of those who have suffered shipwreck die long before physical and physiologic conditions become really perilous.
02030316	Doncho and Julie Papazov.
02030317	What was the Papazov experience about the fear? ‘But were you not afraid?’
02030319	What is the story of Alexander Zhebrovsky?
02030320	Emotional absolutions of death are harmful, dangerous, pernicious.
02030324	Pushing to the background the fear of death, what is the replacement? Pushing to the background the thought of death. ...man, naturally, draws to the foreground of the consciousness the thought of endless existence, that is, of immortality.
02030325	Unquenchable living optimism.
02030326	How does the term of 'premature death' hint towards immortality? Premature death.
02030327	Which other expressions refer to the possibility of death not having an irreversible character? Limit of life and death. ... between life and death there is a temporary, transitional state, when man is not yet dead and practically also not more alive.
02030328	Love of life.
020304 02030400	To live means to die?
02030401	Why does the dying of parts of organisms mean death of the whole organism? Dialectics of nature.
02030402	Death is total ... destruction of multicellular organism.
02030403	‘to live is to die’.
02030404	Why, actually, I fight for the life of this patient? Do not die until you live.
02030406	Suicides.
02030407	What does pseudodialectis mean? Pseudodialectic play.
02030408	Life contains the 'Embryo of death'. Whose idea? Embryo of death.
02030409	How does the dialectics of life bind birth and death together? Mutual connection of life and death.
02030410	What is Yerofeyevs interpretation of the phrase ‘existence in front of the face of death’? 'Existence in front of the face of death.' Author Victor Yerofeyev has throwed the phrase: ‘The most important is really, not to live, survive, but to age, to die’. - What is this? Stupid saying by a writer or desire to astound the conventional taste with one’s nonconformism?
020305 02030500	Death is not justified (critics of claim that death has positive value)
02030501	What is Chekhov's attitude towards death? ‘Three years’
02030502	What is nonsense in the striving to death? What a nonsense! Philosophers and literary authors, who speak of positive meaning of death, jam through the idea of finding that we must see in death something desirable, to which one must be striving.
02030503	Arguments built on sand. Arguments in attempts to show the naturality, necessity, usefulness and positive value of death have been built on sand.
020306 02030600	Is thus death natural and necessary?
02030604	What is, according ot Balashov, the double confusion of Lamont in the above reasoning? Double confusion.
02030605	Principle of concreteness.
02030606	What does the reference to the evolution of living nature prove? Reference to the evolution.
02030607	What is the difference between death and perishing? Death vs. perish.
02030608	How does Lamont absolutize death according to Balashov? Perish vs. death - difficult.
020307 02030700	Death is a factor of progress?
02030701	How can the world be young for ever? How can the world be young for ever?
02030702	Balance of dynamism and stability.
02030704	What is important in the change of generations? Important: birth of new generations.
02030705	How about more than three generations? How about more than three generations?!
02030706	How could the living transfer of experience from one generation to another? Great grandparents etc.?!
02030707	Why would it be better to speak of multiplication of generations than of change of generations?
02030708	Why would it be better to speak of reproduction of generations than of change of generations? Reproduction of generations.
02030709	In stead of transefer of genes also transfer of life experience...
02030711	How serious is the problem of overpopulation? Threat of overpopulation.
02030712	How 'on Earth' can the problem of overpopulation be solved? Cosmic solution of population problem!
02030714	Must the old people give way to young? Old people must give way to young.
02030715	Are there other solutions to the population problem? Several solutions.
02030716	Is death a partner of coming unborn generations? Death as partner of coming unborn generations.
020308 02030800	Is death needed for life?
02030803	According to Lamont: what follows from the reognition of mortality? Recognition of the mortality.
02030804	How to appreciate to full extent the importance of the present moment? Generality of death.
02030805	What does the positive 'Zeitnote' mean? ‘Zeitnote’
02030806	Comment: without death we would not recognize in full the value of life. Value of life is in life itself.
02030808	Is it necessary to experience sickness in order to appreciate health?
02030809	Is poverty needed for creativity? Creativity from poverty?
02030810	Necessity of suffering.
02030811	Is suffering needed to awaken powers of povers?
02030813	Suffering without cause makes furious.
02030816	Are difficulties needed to overcome difficulties?
02030818	Not needed!
02030819	What is the logical defect of the above statements? Negative definition of positive concept is a logical error.
02030822	Has recognized mortality a separate effect on the state of mind? Life is a value as such. Consciousness of mortality may snuff out the light of life. Life does not lack its shadows even without such a horrific shadow as is death.
02030823	What is the significance of the 'zeitnote'? ‘Zeitnote’.
02030824	In what sense life consists of discontinuities? Discontinuities in life. Life is a developing process and naturally it consists of separate, relatively complete etappes, which consist a discontinuing series of life cycle.
02030825	What is ment by the saying ‘rapid driving – quiet carrying’? ‘rapid driving – quiet carrying’
02030826	What is the law of life: emptiness or fullness?
02030827	Uniting significance of death. Not death, but life unites people.
020309 02030900	Immortality bad means death good?
02030901	Means of proof of the opposite.
02030902	Is immortality an illusion? 'immortality bad, means death good'
02030903	What is the third possibility in addition of mortality and immortality? A third possibility exists.
020310 02031000	Eutanasy is ’good’ death
02031001	From strictly private to serious social problem. From strictly private matter to serious social problem.
02031002	What is the meaning of the word 'eutanasy'?
02031003	What is the wide sense of the word 'eutanasy'?
02031004	What other meanings of the word 'eutanasy' exist?
02031008	What can be seen as the limiting case as the exit from life? Limiting case. Exit from life of deadly ill person with the help of doctors must be seen as a limiting case, when all means of maintenance of life have been exhausted.
02031009	Which four minimum conditions must be fulfilled for an exit from life at the will of the patient? Exit from life.
02031011	Which four minimum conditions must be fulfilled for an exit from life without the willing of the patient? Terminating the mortally sick patient’s life.
02031012	Why also the few last moments of human life are valuable?
0204 02040000	Immortality as absolute About the attractiveness of the idea of personal immortality Plato and Seneca: proof in favor of immortality Why absolute personal immortality is impossible?
020401 02040100	About the attractiveness of the idea of personal immortality
02040102	What astonishing beliefs concerning immortality are found?
02040108	What makes people again and again to construct different theories of immortality? Enormous attracting power.
02040109	What is the origin of the idea of immortality? Counterposition of death. The idea of immortality was born as and idea of not accepting the inexistence, not accepting death.
02040110	What makes people to thirst the immortality? Thirst of eternal life. 1. Desperate desire to live. 2. Psychic life gives false examples. 3. Therapeutic meaning of belief in other-world immortality. 4. Social political meaning of belief in other-world immortality.
020402 02040200	Plato and Seneca: proof in favor of immortality
02040202	Comes a day, when we reappear.
02040204	What was Seneca's idea about the death as end of life? Death does not end life. ... but only pauses it. He uses the analogy of heavenly bodies. Seneca understands death as return process, as a moment of circular flow of things.
02040205	Why can Seneca be excused for his belief in death as a process without return? Antiquity vs scientific knowledge.
02040206	What was Plato's view about immortality? Mutual transition of opposite counterparts.
02040208	How does Plato overvalue the possibility of inductive proof? Possibility of inductive proof. If counterpositions exist, between them must exist mutual transition. - Is not true.
02040209	How does Plato see the general symmetry of nature as a proof of his view? Symmetry vs asymmetry.
02040210	In what way does Plato try to discredit the idea of irreversible transition? Proof of the opposite.
02040211	What is the big error of Plato in his argumentation? The error of Plato. He allows himself thinking within the limited principle of ‘either –or’.
02040212	What is naïve in Plato's argumentation? Mutual transition of wake and dream - naïve.
02040213	What is the Christian notion of immortality? Christian notion of immortality.
020403 02040300	Why absolute personal immortality is impossible?
02040301	What is Balashov's view of the absolute immortality? All that is born must also die.
02040304	What is the tumbling stone of all immortalists according to Lamont?
02040305	What is the tumbling stone of all immortalists according to Lamont? Sexual differences in the future life.
02040306	Why is the idea of absolute immortality contrary to categorial logics? Absolute immortality is contrary to categorial logics.
02040307	What is the view of philosophers and scientists about the absolute immortality? Philosophers and scientists about the absolute immortality: Immortality of every man in particular comes to contradiction with evolution of man as a whole.
02040309	What in common have 'hot snow' and individual immortality?
0205 02050000	Living connection between mortality and immortality
02050002	What is the significance of Plato in questions of mortality and immortality? Plato: Love and creativity are the origin of immortality.
02050003	Plato: Love and creativity are the origin of immortality.
02050004	According to Pico della Mirandola: What makes man mortal or immortal?
02050006	What did Tolstoy answer to the question: Why should I live? Why should I live?
02050007	How did Bunin formulate the question of mortal or immortal? Ending and nonending.
02050008	What is the realistic philosophic concept expressing the living connection between mortality and immortality? No realistic philophic concept exists to express the mechanism of living connection between mortality and immortality.
02050009	What are the three 'mechanisms' proposed by Balashov for the connection between ending and unending? After history of immortality Balashov is explaining the theory of it.
02050010	What are the three 'mechanisms' proposed by Balashov for the connection between ending and unending? Forms of mutual enabling.
02050011	What is the role of active old age? Strive to active old age.
02050012	Can human being reach full immortality?
02050013	Are we able to make immortality? Making immortality is only expressing process of moving, approaching it.
02050014	How can mortality and immortality be compared with relative and absolute truth?
02050015	'Absolute truth is not separated from relative by Chinese Wall.' How can you likewise compare mortality and immortality? Grain of infinity, eternity, immortality.
02050016	In what way can we be immortal now in real life?
02050017	How can 'collecting flowers of pleasure' now be compared with immortality?
02050020	Real immortality of man is a biosocial expression of infinity. - Explain!
0206 02060000	How do we make immortality? Reproduction of human race Love Creative immortality
020601 02060100	Reproduction of human race
02060103	Closest to individual immortality human being gets by reproducing his akin, the next generation. - Comment! Becoming old and going away leaves behind new alike.
02060105	What is the treshold birth rate to keep population unchaged? Threshold of 2,15 children per one woman.
02060106	What would happen, if the birth rate fell to 2 children per one woman? A situation of vicious circle has come out.
02060108	What does Balashov mean by speaking of mankind running a risk of obligatory suicide? Slow death of society.
02060111	How does the UN rate the quality of life in their statistics?
02060112	What are the three indicators on which the quality of life rating is based?
02060113	What criticism may be presented on the UN manner of calculating the indicator of the quality of life?
02060114	What is needed to protect the human being?
020602 02060200	Love
02060201	Why does Balashov connect continuation of human race with love? Continuation of human race.
02060202	What else is love than emotional expression of striving to harmony, unity, beauty?
02060203	Why does Balashov stress the difference between love as feeling and love as action?
02060204	What else is love than feeling and sexual behavior? ‘Love is poetry and sunshine of life’.
02060205	In what sense is love a great factor of continuation of human race?
02060206	What other meaning has love as factor in human society (in addition to being a factor of continuation of race)?
02060207	In what sense does love widen the framework of (limited) life of man (=man and woman)?
02060208	What has been the role of writers, poets, artists in widening of limits of life?
02060211	What is Tolstoy's view of love as a link between people?
02060214	'life remains existing also after his death…'
02060215	What is Tolstoy's view? Tolstoy's view: Love as the source of the moral connection of man with the world and people, his surroundings.
02060217	How did Tolstoy understand love? Tolstoy: love as activity, reproducing, creative life.
02060218	What serious insufficiencies has Tolstoy's concept of love? Serious insufficiences. Tolstoy may be reprehended that in the foreground he proposed spiritual, moral, psychological side and does not value enough and even ignores physical side.
02060219	What is the danger of absolutization of love by Tolstoy? A second reproach to Tolstoy: He in some way absolutizes love, widens its limits immoderately, putting it in the centre of life.
02060220	What is the danger of connecting love to all kinds of activity by Tolstoy? Thirdly, Tolstoy may be reproached... He tries to connect with love all kinds of activities.
02060222	In addition to love what is the other important form of immortalizing of life? Creativity without love is absurd and simply impossible.
020603 02060300	Creative immortality
02060303	What is social immortality? Social immortality. Creative activity and its fruits immortalize man.
02060304	What is the task of creativity in the society? Creativity unites. Creativity with invisible yarns unites man with other people.
02060311	Is there a connection between the measure of creative activity and that of immortality?
02060312	Creativity as real ‘making’ of immortality. So, is immortality 'deserved' by quantity and - or quality of creativity? Creativity as real ‘making’ of immortality.
02060318	Honor may be claimed by everybody, glory only exclusive people.
02060319	Do different measures of immortality exist? Immortality is different of another immortality.
0207 02070000	Potential immortality Actual and potential immortality
02070002	Which two forms of real immortality exist? Actual and potential immortality.
020701 02070100	Actual and potential immortality
02070101	What is the source of the two kinds of immortality? Source of immortality.
02070102	Which form of immortality is more often noticed? Potential immortality.
02070103	What kind of immortality are poets desiring to find? ’making’ the immortality.
02070104	What is ment by the heading 'All remains with people.'? All remains with people.
02070105	What is meant by 'Herostratian glory'? All remains with people.
02070106	What is meant by 'Herostratian glory'? Immortalize their name to any price.
02070107	What is meant by 'devil may care' attitude? ‘Après nous le deluge’, ‘devil may care’ attitude.
02070108	Do animals strive to immortality? Man vs animal.
02070109	Is potential immortality seen in the future?
02070110	Who will be seeing my immortality in the future?
02070111	In what sense anybody is a link in the chain of immortality? Man as a link in the chain of immortality.
02070112	What has standing on somebody else's shouders to do with immortality? 'I stood on the shoulders of giants.'
02070114	What are the two parameters of the potential immortality?
02070115	What is totality of potential immortality?
02070116	What is the depth of immortality?
02070117	What can be a short immortality? Degeneration, extinction threatens.
02070118	How can there be different depths of immortality? Immortality of creative activity.
02070119	What is the duty of every creative person? Duty of every creative person.
0208 02080000	Actual immortality Three principles
020801 02080100	Three principles
02080102	Why is actual immortality not seen as clearly as potential? Potential more important.
02080103	What is the effect of religious concept of immortality? Religious concept of immortality.
02080104	What kind of effect had the disputes of mathematicians on the elaboration of the actual immortality? Disputes of mathematicians.
02080106	What kind of attitude towards immortality is implied in the sentence: 'Give it him now, in this life or do not speak of it, be quiet.'? “posterity to philosophers - the other world to believers”.
02080109	The set of whole numbers is actually endless, infinite.
02080110	Mathematical infinity ∞
02080111	façon de parler (way of speaking)
02080112	√2 (square root of 2)
02080114	Why is actual infinity completely explainable from the standpoint of philosophy? Understanding and accepting of actual infinity.
02080115	Which is closer to finality: actual or potential infinity?
02080116	Theoretic set mathematics.
02080118	Problem of actual immortality.
02080119	Philosophers confirm their implication of infinity, and immortality.
02080122	Man can create and own his future by forming and owning the present.
02080126	What kind of things can widen the limits of life? The hours of love, creation.
02080129	What is the formula of potential immortality? Enabling of finality by infinity, transition by eternity.
02080130	How can time have different degrees of depth?
02080131	In what sense is time comparable to rubber band? Life measured with events.
02080134	Резиновые мгновения (Rubberlike moments).
02080138	Why can you say that time is not counted with the evenness of chronometer?
02080140	Rubberlike time.
0209 02090000	Active old age Why do people strive to live as long as possible and why one needs to live as long as possible? What must be done in order to live long and happy?
02090003	To live as long as possible.
02090004	Antithesis of short and long life.
02090008	100 years of life of a very clever fish.
02090009	Timothy Forsythe.
02090010	Quality & quantity of life.
02090012	Add life to years or years to life.
020901 02090100	Why do people strive to live as long as possible and why one needs to live as long as possible?
02090101	Give three reasons why people strive to live as long as possible and why one needs to live as long as possible?
02090102	Moving to the side of infinite existence.
02090103	120-150 years.
02090104	Can the length of life be prolonged? To change the genetic program.
02090105	New limits in the prolongation of life.
02090106	A vicious circle.
02090107	A program of wholesome, active, long life.
020902 02090200	What must be done in order to live long and happy?
02090202	Give a program for active old age! The Balashov program.
0210 02100000	Virtual immortality
02100001	What is virtual immortality?
02100002	Can creativity be continued virtually after the death? Virtual continuation of creativity. Possibility to virtual conversation with me also after my existence.
0211 02110000	Finality and infinity of existence
02110003	In general, can the death be abolished from the human life?
02110004	Can some other means of termination of life, not so destructive as death, be found? Finding another means of termination of life, not so destructive as death.
02110005	Can some other means of transfer of personality to another be found, without the transition of body to cadaver?
02110007	Can the living space of man really be extended outside the Earth into the outer space? ...solve also the problem of increasing the living space and resources?!
02110008	The second ‘me’ after the first ‘me’.
02110011	Can individual immortality be approached as perpetum mobile is approached by developing more and more energy containing resources? Individual immortality is related to the idea of perpetum mobile.
02110012	What are the perspectives of individual immortality on the side of religion and as a scientific and practical task?
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Life, death, immortality

0201

About life, idea and purpose of life

020101

What is life?

020102

The purpose of life

020103

The goal of life

020104

Does the lifetime increase or diminish by aging?

0202

On the problem of death and immortality

020201

Mortality and immortality

0203

Life versus death

020301

Death as absolute

020302

The logics of manslaughter(mental absolutization of death)

020303

Fear of death and despair(emotional absolution of death)

020304

To live means to die?

020305

Death is not justified(critics of claim that death has positive value)

020306

Is thus death natural and necessary?

020307

Death is a factor of progress?

020308

Is death needed for life?

020309

Immortality bad means death good?

020310

Eutanasy is ’good’ death

0204

Immortality as absolute

020401

About the attractiveness of the idea of personal immortality

020402

Plato and Seneca: proof in favor of immortality

020403

Why absolute personal immortality is impossible?

0205

Living connection between mortality and immortality

0206

How do we make immortality?

020601

Reproduction of human race

020602

Love

020603

Creative immortality

0207

Potential immortality

020701

Actual and potential immortality

0208

Actual immortality

020801

Three principles

0209

Active old age

020901

Why do people strive to live as long as possible and why one needs to live as long as possible?

020902

What must be done in order to live long and happy?

0210

Virtual immortality

0211

Finality and infinity of existence

The logics of manslaughter
(mental absolutization of death)

Fear of death and despair
(emotional absolution of death)

Death is not justified
(critics of claim that death has positive value)