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Your chain of arguments seem to cling on that "a lot of people seeking long lifespan are also religious"

Seems to be quite a flex to reach a certain conclusion.



You are strawmanning by putting words in my mouth.

"I wonder how many of the people cheerleading for indefinite lifespan technology also believe in heaven."

How did that turn into "a lot of people"? Whether it is 1% or 90% doesn't enter into my hypothetical.

Second, I didn't "reach a conclusion." I asked a sincere question, and it would be great if someone who is in that intersection gave a sincere answer.

Finally, using loaded terms like "cling" and "quite a flex" is just unnecessary attitude.




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