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Immortality from a Scientific Point of View

At such moments in history as the present, when almost every day brings us news of the death of hundreds, even thousands, of people on the battlefields, questions concerning "eternal" life and the immortality of the human personality arise with particular persistence. Of course, they also arise under the ordinary, mundane conditions of life, in which, at every step, we are confronted with the loss, from natural or violent causes, of friends, relatives, and acquaintances.