Would life become perfect—or meaningless?
The Immortality Paradox takes readers on a philosophical and emotional journey through the allure and danger of eternal life.
Blending myth, science, and moral philosophy, Kunal Kapoor explores how immortality has captivated the human imagination—from ancient legends of elixirs and gods to modern-day technologies promising to defeat aging and digitize the soul.
Drawing on thinkers like Bernard Williams, John Martin Fischer, and Samuel Scheffler, this book unpacks the deepest paradox of existence: that our mortality, far from being a curse, is what gives life its urgency, its beauty, and its meaning.
Wise, poetic, and deeply human, The Immortality Paradox invites readers to look beyond the fear of death—and discover why we don’t need eternity to touch the eternal.