Re: LIFESCIENCE: Gods and Monsters 5

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 "Lorenzo Taiuti" <md3169@ax433.mclink.it> wrote:
 >2) Dear Lubica, the comparison with Mengele, nazi experiments and other, div
 >ides what's happening in nature to what's happening in Society. 

dear lorenzo 
i have the same opinion as lubica there is a big difference between nature 
and society

 >We are fighting against the  negative sides of Nature just as much we fight 
 >negative side of Society.

yes that is true we have to fight on two borders but perhaps the cause of a 
disease may be also lie in social technological structures

 >To my eyes it is difficult to define a clear line between this and any massa
 >cre produced in Society.
 
 Dear Lorenzo,
 
 In one of previous posts you wrote:
 "Is there anything more monstrous than dying of cancer? or Ebola?"
 
 Putting it together with this post, you actually suggests that nature is 
more 
 monstrous than Society. My view is exactly opposite.



I agree with you lubica. it is a strong personal fate if someone is dying of 
cancer. 
it is clear that there is something wrong with nature with the programming 
process of the cells.

 Life in the nature has 
 cyclical form - birth, aging, disease and death are unevitable part of it. 

yes it always appears driven by instinct and it is violent

 Torture and death for a sake of "scientific" curiosity is neither natural 
nor 
 inevitable.

but there is nothing like planned and constructed violence

 Immortality is a false cause for mankind.

yes indeed, alcor the venturist or the extropians lie all their hope on gene 
technology to stay on this or other planets forever

b.richard 
 
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