Also,

For those scared off by my scary skull-and-crossbones cover on the Secret Principles of Immortality, the cover is undergoing a change, and now will feature a peach color with a phoenix. I hope that remedies the situation. I originally chose the skull-and-crossbones thinking that I needed to fit the 'don't judge a book by it's cover' paradigm (many books try to fit that model, but in this case it was a little inappropriate). And by the way, the phoenix is not a sign of the Luftwaffe, it is an alchemical symbol which may or may not originate from Germany.

Secret Principles of Immortality

BOOK DESCRIPTION

Coppedge, widely known for his concepts of perpetual motion devices, is also an author of philosophical articles, and vowed at the age of nine to become immortal. In these twenty-six articles, reprinted with permission from his articles at Ezinearticles.com, Nathan explores many categories---such as immortal knowledge and mortal medicine----in a philosophical quest for the highly specific categories of knowledge which best represent immortality. These categories may be as well-known as medicine and athletics, or as obscure as the activiites of one of China's noble sages, or the nature of ambergris. It is philosophy which makes this pursuit accessible.

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This is the updated cover, which should be available in April, 2014.

Articles Published

Secret Principles of Immortality, Edition 22 Lingering concerns about death explored. Some modifications have been submitted to be re-published and are not yet published.

Secret Principles of Immortality, Edition 23 Immortality as a beauty contest.

Recently Published Articles

Secret Principles of Immortality, Edition 19 conclusion about awareness and experience of ambergris

Secret Principles of Immortality, Edition 20 initial clues about the meaning of immortality from analysis of the conclusions of article 19