The Philosophy of Immortality: What If We Could Live 1,000 Years? | Existentialism

Is immortality really desirable or would it be an existential curse? In this video, we explore the profound philosophical dilemmas that would arise if we could live for millennia.

The radical extension of human life raises fundamental questions about identity, purpose, and meaning. We analyze how existentialist philosophers like Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre would approach the question of immortality, and how finitude may be essential to give meaning to human existence.

Could you maintain your identity over 1,000 years? Is death necessary to value life? How would societies of immortals deal with limited resources and inequality?

Did you enjoy this philosophical reflection? SUBSCRIBE to the channel for more content on existentialist philosophy and contemporary dilemmas. Leave in the comments: would you choose to live 1,000 years if you could?

© Music provided by Nature Healing Society ©
Watch the original here:    • GOOD MORNING MUSIC ➤ No Copyright Meditati...  

━━━━━━━━━━━━━

☕️ If you want to support the channel, please feel free to like, comment, subscribe and if you can, buy me a coffee: https://ko-fi.com/thedoubtcollective

©️ The Doubt Collective 2025
All rights reserved

#philosophy #transhumanism #immortality #lifeextension #ethics #humanenhancement #bioethics #existentialism #meaningoflife #ExistentialistPhilosophy #Immortality #MeaningOfLife #Existentialism #PhilosophyOfDeath #Finitude