Philosophical and social aspects of digital immortality

The article examines the philosophical aspects of digital immortality and its potential impact on social inequality, demographic processes, political and economic systems, as well as social institutions and values.The first chapter examines the problem of unequal access to digital immortality technologies and its possible social consequences, such as increased social stratification and the emergence of new forms of discrimination.The second chapter is devoted to the demographic challenges associated with digital immortality, including the problem of overpopulation, resource depletion and environmental crisis.The third chapter analyzes the political and economic consequences of digital immortality, such as a change in the balance of power in society, the emergence of new forms of conflict and the need to adapt existing political and economic institutions.The fourth chapter examines the impact of digital immortality on social institutions such as health care, pensions and insurance, as well as on attitudes towards death and mourning in society.