This weeks installment of Sci Phi Journal is the wonderful story, Requiem for a Silent Planet by Aussie author Stephen Dedman. It is read by the wonderful voice of TD-0013
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More Information
A Different Point of View, TD0013’s website
Questions for Reflection
- Does anything matter more than survival – and if so, what, and why?
- If we had to make a choice, what should we save: human lives, or human thought (genes or memes)?
- Can we make an afterlife in the form of a virtual reality? Should we?
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Tags: afterlife, dedman, philosophy, story, td0013, theology
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