Evolution of immortality chase versions : a long history that in 2025 we succed

Isaac mosinyan as a agent of order and cosmic orderist follower, after countless mental simulations finding a way to find practical ways to help society beyond just ethics and physics, like the medical field.. when he connected a large web of factual science discoveries and advanced science ideas, the genius step towards immortality is actually something that today the tools already exist and the process is quite simple and not that complicated.

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History of immortality chase :

Versions of immortality chase : Versions from the most unpractical or myth and sci-fi immortality, to a immortality version that got discoverd in 2025 :

MYTHICAL IMMORTALITY CHASE : The moon god was most likely worshiped before a sun god, such as Nanna's son Utu. This is because hunter-gatherers had more use for the moon's phases and light than they would eventually have for the sun as an agricultural society. Nanna even continued to be worshipped into the Neo-Babylonian period as Sin. Source : https://www.mifologia.com/pantheons/sumerian-pantheon/nanna/

I dont think spirtual moon worship was only for navigation, people worship for survival and resurrection, avoid of death desire. I believe sometimes we saw movie scenes where primitive societies worship the moon and dance around the fire, but for safety reasons we will add sources when claim something.

 For example : Britannica: The oldest burials suggesting a belief in life after death date back to the Middle Paleolithic period, around 50,000–30,000 BCE. These graves often included tools, animal remains, and other items, implying that early humans may have believed in some form of spiritual continuation. Source : https://www.britannica.com/topic/prehistoric-religion/Stone-Age-cultures

Later the greek gods become reality :

Humans did not understand animated systems and non-animated systems as seperate, just like how they thought the moon somehow can modify things for human survival in the deep past. The earliest known versions of these myths like greek gods date back more than 2,700 years, appearing in written form in the works of the Greek poets Homer and Hesiod. The chase was about pleasing and making sacrifices to gods for immortality. They got inspired from nature and they thought everything is alive as spirtual things, but some vital things for life are living entities in physical world like lightning because it has real direct effect and is not like the moon, thats how zeus was created in a way (simplified explanation) and thats how the logic started, natural forces were given idea of living things in some form and they thought like that possibly because they saw animals that are not humans and they cant really know true seperation from objects that are dynamic to animals that are objects from physics point of view that consume energy and keep replicating. The source : https://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/mythic-creatures/air/greek-myths

Simple logic based immortality chase :

Humans at some point of time they were smart enough to understand the creation of complex things require effort and energy and intelligent design, they saw examples from humans itself. They saw the flaws that lightning while is dynamic, it remains always the same and does nothing like intelligent design and anything related to survival, is just doing in a loop the same thing. So the ultimate logic shows that a allpowerful intelligent designer must created everything like humans do with houses or technologies and that means were its children and as children were going to please our all-father to give us immortality, that was the chase. That also means natural forces are not living beings as physically dynamic as they understood animals are, because animals are direct and dynamic and adapt, not like the moon and nature that remains the same. The first monotheistic religion is Zoroastrianism is an ancient Persian religion that may have originated as early as 4,000 years ago. Arguably the world's first monotheistic faith, it's one of the oldest religions still in existence. Source : https://www.history.com/topics/religion/zoroastrianism

Mesopotamian Era (~2,600 BCE) : The Epic of Gilgamesh introduces one of the earliest written quests for immortality, as the hero seeks eternal life but ultimately learns to accept mortality. Source: Cuneiform tablets discovered in Mesopotamia. 

Ancient Egypt  :  

(~2,500 BCE): Pharaohs pursued immortality through elaborate mummification and pyramid construction, believing they would live eternally in the afterlife.  The Pharaohs, mummified kings, who believed that through preservation, their spirits would awaken again in a distant future. Yet, their corpses lay still, unmoving, untouched by time, but never returning.

Primitive non distant chase of immortality :

Philosopher's stone :  

THE LAST PRIMITIVE IMMORTALITY WITH PRIMITIVE SCIENCE MIX : Nicolas Flamel (1330-1418) was a French notary, scribe, and bookseller who resided in Paris. In 1382, Flamel had a prophetic dream and professed his discovery of a rare manuscript in an occult book that provided the recipe for the process of transforming lead into gold, thereby creating the philosopher's stone. Source : https://study.com/academy/lesson/philosophers-stone-history-facts.html

The philosopher's stone is a mythic alchemical substance capable of turning base metals such as mercury into gold or silver; it was also known as "the tincture" and "the powder". Alchemists additionally believed that it could be used to make an elixir of life which made possible rejuvenation and immortality.

Dedicating himself to this predecessor of modern chemistry, Newton became involved in early geological research, searching for the so-called "philosopher's stone" Isaac Newton Was Obsessed With the Philosopher's Stone, a hope that dissolved like mercury into the abyss of forgotten dreams.

Alchemists in Europe and the Islamic world pursued the Philosopher's Stone, which was thought to grant eternal life. This era also saw the development of early pharmacology, with remedies aimed at curing diseases and extending life. 

20 century when medical science was advanced :

And now, in the age of reason, the last desperate grasp of primitive science was Cryonics—the final mirage of early immortality seekers. The concept of cryonics, the preservation of a legally dead body at ultra-low temperatures with the hope of future revival, emerged from early 20th-century science fiction before gaining traction as a serious, albeit controversial, scientific pursuit. Origins of the Idea (1960s): The modern concept of cryonics was pioneered by Robert Ettinger, a physics teacher who published The Prospect of Immortality in 1962. Ettinger theorized that freezing the human body immediately after death could preserve it long enough for future medical advancements to repair any damage and restore life. This idea was heavily inspired by the observation that certain living organisms—like frogs and bacteria—could survive freezing under specific conditions. However, no complex mammal had ever been successfully revived after being frozen. The first human cryopreservation took place on January 12, 1967, when Dr. James Bedford, a psychology professor, was frozen shortly after his death from kidney cancer. 

HUGE FLAW?, there is no safe unfreeze in 20century or any small hope evidence based data that even a small animal can unfreezed safely and not damaged, cells become crystal like form and destroy the brain that way once they unfreeze the freezed.

21 century immortality chase :

David Sinclair was not supposed to succeed. Even his own professor mocked him for daring to study aging, telling him: "Aging is not real science. It's too hard. You're wasting your time."