- SOCIALLY:
When you have a planet that just wouldn’t die, there
are problems. No, not challenges… problems. Is the pursuit of wealth and power
really worth it? Is happiness? Speaking of happiness, what do you do with
people who are fed up of living? You bury them of course.
Human beings live life in a cycle. And
after a few hundred years, for some, that cycle can be a tiresome bore. Though
to be fair there really isn’t such a thing as an exciting bore is there? In
ancient times, certain cultures and religions allowed for the burying of
people. People would be entombed and buried six feet beneath the Earth. The
result would eventually place you in a coma-type state where you would stay for
as long as. Now because everything around you decays, chances are so will you.
But thanks to Infinitas, your tissues would regenerate and that would be all.
This explanation has been many a help to religion. Explaining away what
happened to our first parents and sending countless misguided albeit wealthy individuals
on many a quest to find their bodies. This practice of burying is usually
publicly reviled (by the united nations) and privately hailed (by the united
nations) as a wondrously efficient way to deal with the growing number of
immortal human beings on the Earth.
And what of crime? How do you deal with
someone who has committed atrocious acts against their fellow immortal human?
Well, if you’re The Hague, you recommend that “it is with great sadness and with
the utmost reservation” that that person be buried – for a long, long time. A
victory no doubt for (double standard) morality and (of course) a nation’s
economy.
- Uno Adam. Searcher, Seeker, Onserver
[In a world that wouldn't die, neither does Religion. Section #2, tomorrow pls God]
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