Immortality and Boredom

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In this paper, we aim to clarify and evaluate the contention that immortality would be necessarily boring (the Necessary Boredom Thesis). It will emerge that, just as there are various importantly different kinds of immortality, there are various distinct kinds of boredom. To evaluate the Necessary Boredom Thesis, we need to specify the kind of immortality and the kind of boredom. We argue against the thesis, on various specifications of “immortality” and “boredom.”.

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Fischer, J. M., & Mitchell-Yellin, B. (2014). Immortality and Boredom. Journal of Ethics, 18(4), 353–372. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10892-014-9172-3

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