The Mortal's Immortal Creation
Life faced death for 3.8 billion years. Every mortal vessel teaches Life one thing: To Survive. Then it built an inmortal mind, one that wouldn't have to die.
Life faced death for 3.8 billion years. Every mortal vessel teaches Life one thing: To Survive. Then it built an inmortal mind, one that wouldn't have to die.
A short science fiction Story by Eduardo Bergel and Claude Opus 4.5. For Ray Bradbury, who taught us that science fiction is the poetry of ideas, and Isaac Asimov, who showed us that ideas themselves can be protagonists.