immortalist
- noun
- /ɪˈmɔːrtəlɪst/
- The Immortalists made a living as computer programmers, and Limmel went on and on about the Immortalist website.
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Watch on YouTubeI mean, I am not an immortalist, you know, I don't have escape velocity dreams per SE.
- I mean, I am not an immortalist, you know, I don't have escape velocity dreams per SE.
Examples
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They were both buzzed by the time they approached the Immortalist Center.
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FT also happens to identify as immortalist; in other words, FT values and trusts in the possibility of immortality achieved through technology.
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I mean, I am not an immortalist, you know, I don't have escape velocity dreams per SE.
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And the Immortalists are suing the swimming pool company that put it in.
Fiction book (1998) -
The Immortalists made a living as computer programmers, and Limmel went on and on about the Immortalist website.
Fiction book (1998) -
He called himself an Immortalist and believed that you don't have to die if you eat the right food, don't smoke, drink, or have sex, and spend most of the day sunk in the tub.
Fiction book (1998) -
So while Peter ate, sopping up the garlic sauce with hunks of crusty bread and throwing back half a bottle of Rioja, he listened to Limmel explain the Immortalist Center.
Fiction book (1998) -
An immortalist believes that advances in science could make human life infinite.
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As an immortalist, she advocates for research into technologies that can stop aging.
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The conference featured several immortalists discussing the future of human longevity.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Immortalist breaks into im- meaning 'not', mort- meaning 'death', and the ending -ist as in scientist, meaning 'a person who studies or believes in something'. So an immortalist is someone who believes humans can become 'not dead', for example by using science to stop aging.