The Niertismus Philosophy is Against Death Penalty

Here is Nicholas Chiao's idea of ​​a new world-leading religion - Nierthismus. Nierthismus sees the purpose of human existence as a sinless life that is harmless to others and the planet. Success and wealth, physical and chemical pleasures, various life experiences, and healthy competition are the standard necessities of life. Nierthismus promises to provide them all! Nierthismus encourages people to strive for immortality using clean, ethical, renewable, or artificial energy sources. Nierthismus sees the future human being as an individual who wears clothing with a surface made of solar cells designed to provide the body with bioelectricity and consumes 3D-printed food that is naturally produced without cruelty to animals and plants. In Nierthismus, man can make mistakes, but he must remember and correct these misdeeds later in order to achieve endless life and a higher state of being. According to Nierthismus, one mistake leads to another error; aggression provokes counter-aggression; your wrongdoing causes wrongdoing by someone else towards you. To reach a higher state of development, one must commit as few mistakes, crimes, or sins as possible and, as a result, enjoy longevity and wealth.
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The Niertismus Philosophy is Against Death Penalty

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In my opinion, the death sentence has no right to exist in the developed countries. If someone's life was taken by a crime, the only fairly acceptable compensation would be to return this life. I think, that people should be sentenced to life in jail, or life in jail until they will learn how to resurrect or reanimate the dead or learn what happens to life if it's taken. If new birth and growth are already achieved, criminals must compensate certain monetary fines to provide the victim with the full ability to recover their previous life and return their previous material possessions. It should be done through scientific research of near-death experiences, in which criminals should be given the choice to co-participate. Maybe it's an overly sci-fi-sounding idea, but I firmly believe, that science time to crack the mystery of death is already come.
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