Immortality
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Oct 26, 2026
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bring me the key to immortality.
Promo ZoeHOST
When the people say rewind, that's the time re-rewind, see.
Promo ZoeHOST
Compact and O. CC, Immortality.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Promo Zoe is in the building.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bring me the key to immortality.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bring me the key.
Promo ZoeHOST
Yes.
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Immortality.
Joe BartolozziHOST
easier to show the implications of their actions to achieve immortality if you make them physically look different.
Joe BartolozziHOST
If it looks like they're a dying person that is immortal, it makes it more known like, hey, they had to do some crazy shit to get here.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Immortality.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Does it? I mean, this is fiction.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It is made up.
21 MINS LATER
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You humans know that someday, no matter how good or smart or important you are, no matter how strong or healthy, you will die.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You will die, and there's nothing you can do about it.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Immortality is, like those grapes, out of your reach.
speaker_3NARRATOR
End Chapter 3 This recording is in the public domain.
speaker_1NARRATOR
CHAPTER IV IMMORTALITY A DIALOGUE TRANSLATOR'S NOTE The word immortality, Unsterblichkeit, does not occur in the original, nor would it, in its usual application, find a place in Schopenhauer's vocabulary.
speaker_1NARRATOR
The word he uses is Unzerstörbarkeit, indestructibility.
speaker_1NARRATOR
But I have preferred immortality, because that word is commonly associated with the subject touched upon in this little debate.
speaker_5NARRATOR
End Chapter 3 This recording is in the public domain.
speaker_4NARRATOR
CHAPTER IV IMMORTALITY A DIALOGUE TRANSLATOR'S NOTE The word immortality, Unsterblichkeit, does not occur in the original, nor would it, in its usual application, find a place in Schopenhauer's vocabulary.
speaker_4NARRATOR
The word he uses is Unzerstörbarkeit, indestructibility.
speaker_4NARRATOR
But I have preferred immortality, because that word is commonly associated with the subject touched upon in this little debate.
BenHOST
The first is Chris Date.
BenHOST
He's the author of Rethinking Hell, Readings in Evangelical Conditionalism, and Consuming Passion, Essays on Hell and Immortality, among other things.
BenHOST
He's also been a part of multiple debates, and he also has a bit of a prestigious YouTube career, from what I hear.
BenHOST
Then there's also Paul Koppen, author of many books, but among them is God a Moral Monster, Making Sense of the Old Testament God, and True for You but Not for Me, Overcoming Objections to the Christian Faith.
Michelle FryeNARRATOR
Ingersoll's responses read by Scott Daneker, Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
Michelle FryeNARRATOR
Interview title, Miracles and Immortality.
Michelle FryeNARRATOR
Printed in The Dispatch, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, December 11, 1880.
Michelle FryeNARRATOR
First question.
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Scott DanekerNARRATOR
Coming into life at precisely the same instant, born of the womb of an unknown mother
Edward KirkbyNARRATOR
motherThe universe is the only fact, and everything that ever has happened, is happening, or will happen are but the different aspects of the one eternal fact.
Michelle FryeNARRATOR
This concludes our interview, Miracles and Immortality.
Michelle FryeNARRATOR
Section 8 of Selected Interviews with Robert G. Ingersoll, Volume 1.
ToddHOST
There's eternal life where you cannot die from natural causes such as old age or conventional illness, but you can be killed by getting your fucking head cut off.
ToddHOST
resilient immortality uh you can definitely you can indefinitely survive injuries that would otherwise be lethal to a normal person without needing to heal this type of immortality can have different different levels of effectiveness and can be bypassed for example by causing extremely severe wounds or the complete destruction of the body or parts of it such as the head so kind of the same thing but the first one's more like religion Immortality via regeneration.
ToddHOST
Think Wolverine, I would assume.
ToddHOST
Immortality versus reincarnation or resurrection, which is characters that are immortal because whenever they die, they will simply reincarnate with another body or resurrect themselves at a later point in time.
ToddHOST
Hot man, hot girl.
ToddHOST
Cool.
speaker_2NARRATOR
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
speaker_2NARRATOR
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Studies in Pessimism by Arthur Schopenhauer Chapter 4 Immortality A Dialogue Translator's Note The word immortality, Unsterblichkeit, does not occur in the original, nor would it, in its usual application, find a place in Schopenhauer's vocabulary.
speaker_2NARRATOR
The word he uses is Unzerstörbarkeit, indestructibility.
speaker_2NARRATOR
But I have preferred immortality, because that word is commonly associated with the subject touched upon in this little debate.
Adam CriglerHOST
And it's like, that's, that's-
X-Ray GirlHOST
Immortality.
X-Ray GirlHOST
[laughs]
Adam CriglerHOST
Yeah, I mean, uh, it just feel, uh-
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
This recording is in the public domain.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
Immortality by John Drinkwater.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
Read for LibriVox.org.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
When other beauty governs other lips, And snowdrops come to strange and happy springs; When seas renewed bear yet unbuilded ships, And alien hearts know all familiar things; When frosty nights bring comrades to enjoy Sweet hours at hearths where we no longer sit; When Liverpool is one with dusty Troy, And London famed as Attica for wit; How shall it be with you, and you, and you? How with us all who have gone greatly here In friendship, making some delight, Some true song in the dark, some story against fear? Shall song still walk with love, and life be brave, And we, who were all these, be but the grave? No: lovers yet shall tell the nightingale Sometimes a song that we of old time made; And gossips gathered at the twilight ale Shall say, "Those two were friends," or, "Unafraid Of bitter thought were those because they loved Better than most." And sometime shall be told How one who died in his young beauty moved, As Astrophel, those English hearts of old.
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