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Enemy of Ruin – Quiz and Badge – Fifth in TRA’s Series on Indefinite Life Extension

Enemy of Ruin – Quiz and Badge – Fifth in TRA’s Series on Indefinite Life Extension

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G. Stolyarov II
March 30, 2013
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The Rational Argumentator is proud to announce the fifth in its planned series of quizzes on indefinite life extension, a companion activity to the Resources on Indefinite Life Extension (RILE) page.

Enemy of Ruin Quiz

Read “The Real War – and Why Inter-Human Wars are a Distraction” by G. Stolyarov II and answer the questions in the quiz below, in accordance with the essay. If you get 100% of the questions correct, you will earn the Enemy of Ruin badge, the fifth badge in The Rational Argumentator’s interactive educational series on indefinite life extension.  You will need a free account with Mozilla Backpack to receive the badge.

This badge was designed by Wendy Stolyarov, whose art you can see here, here, and here.


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Get Your “Supporter of Indefinite Life Extension” Open Badge

Get Your “Supporter of Indefinite Life Extension” Open Badge

The Rational Argumentator is now offering a free Open Badge to any individual who supports the concept of indefinite human life extension. To claim the badge, click here.

This badge was designed by Wendy Stolyarov, whose art you can see here, here, and here.

If you would like to find out more about Open Badges and the empowering role they can have in producing a new Age of Enlightenment, read this essay.

You would need a free account with Mozilla Backpack to receive the badge. And, of course, you would need to think that indefinite human life extension is desirable. That is all!

You would receive the badge for being a supporter of extending human lifespans beyond any fixed limit. Indefinite human life extension includes the defeat of senescence and other diseases, and the achievement of indefinite youthfulness. While indefinite life extension would not make people indestructible and would not eradicate all causes of death, it would nonetheless lift the “inevitable” death sentence that currently hangs over us all.  Indefinite life extension could be achieved in the future through advances in medical technology, including biotechnology, nanotechnology, and information technology.

Even thinking favorably of indefinite life extension is a courageous, forward-thinking, and highly beneficial attitude to take. Enjoy your reward!