Stephen delves into a wide array of philosophical, ethical, and scientific subjects, contributing to prominent global media outlets. His debut book explored immortality and its impact on civilization, earning significant critical acclaim. Following a PhD in philosophy from the University of Cambridge and a period of service as a diplomat, he now dedicates himself full-time to writing. His work is characterized by profound explorations of the human condition and the driving forces of civilization.
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Who wants to live forever? According to Stephen Cave, we all do - every single one of us. And the evidence is all around.
Exploring the profound desire for immortality, this book delves into how this quest has shaped human civilization across various domains, including science, medicine, religion, and art. It presents a character-driven narrative that highlights the relentless pursuit of overcoming death, revealing how this fundamental yearning influences our endeavors and drives progress throughout history.
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