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[Rick and Morty] If some aliens managed to create an Immortality Field around a holiday resort, why can't Rick create miniaturised immortality fields for himself and his family?

Seems like a good safety measure to ensure Rick and his family don't die so easily. Of course the thrill of potential death must keep things from getting boring, but surely at times it'd be good to know if Rick or the Smiths are in mortal danger that there's something protecting them, right? And the science shouldn't be an issue, given that Rick can do practically anything from turning a black hole into a star to creating a microverse battery. So really miniaturising existing tech shouldn't be too tricky for Rick.
gpt
Assuming there aren't properties unique to the resort's locale preventing such replication, Rick could easily do that.

But why would he, at this point? Here is a man who continues to put his grandchildren in danger, emotionally manipulate his daughter, and existentially shit all over the human paraquat known as Jerry Smith - all of which is motivated by Rick's selfish desires. He has probably thought about it and concluded, superficially, that it would be too boring, and would artifically impose a control group onto the chaotic lives of ultimately meaningless people who would somehow allow the tech to fall into the wrong hands anyway.

But with Rick Sanchez, there is likely a darker reason: He would have to actually love his family enough to give it a try. Why couldn't he make the tech tamper proof? Or work only for his family member's unique DNA and universe "signature?" Rick spends his free time turning himself into goddamn pickles to both prove his intellect and satisfy risk-seeking behavior born of self-loathing, so if he won't even use such immortality tech on himself, then his family are simply not part of the equation. He would have to learn to love himself first in order to love others, even those closest to him, biologically and culturally.