Chapter 1. Big Bangism -- The Ancient Greek Philosophers -- Teetering on a Two-Legged Stool -- The Second Law Denies the First Law -- Running Down of Universe Implies a Perfect State of Beginning -- Expansion and Contraction Does Not Deny First Law -- What Nothing Means, Or Should Mean -- The Folly of a Protogenesis -- Conversion and Timing Factors -- No Parts, Only Wholes -- If It's Finite, It Has an Edge -- The Necessity of a Void -- Protogenesis Within a Void -- Plucking a Point from a Line -- The Impenetrability of Fused Entities -- Motion as the Fourth Dimension -- The Alternatives to Motion as the Fourth Dimension -- Newton's Concept -- The Alternative of Force Particles -- Impenetrability Works Two Ways -- Structuring the Folly of Protogenesis -- Fusing the Conversion and the Timing Factors -- Why Something Cannot Become Something Else -- The Universe Always Was and Always Will Be -- Chapter 2. Walking through Infinity -- Emergence Implies a Context within which to Emerge -- An Infinitely Dormant Void? -- The Problem Is the Presumption of a Beginning -- The Void Must Be Infinite -- Is the Void Chock Full of Energy? -- Filling in the Spaces -- Like a Flotilla of Eddington Balloons Popping All Over the Place -- Chapter 3. Falling Trees -- Absolute Idealism -- Subjective Idealism -- God as the Ever-Present Perceiver -- The Presumption of a Self -- A Self Is Not Revealed in Experience -- Meditation Does Not Reveal a Self -- God as a Mathematician -- Buddha the Materialist -- Plato's Old Souls -- The Probable Origin of Belief in Souls -- God Would Have Known that Something Cannot Become Something Else -- The Interaction of Soul and Cell -- No Immortality in the Old Testament -- Berkeley's Folly -- Chapter 4. The Improbable Being of God -- Jehovah as God -- Jehovah's Continuous Being -- A Crazy Idea -- No Beginnings -- A Divine Existence?.

Absolute Idealism -- To Be Divine Is To Be Immortal -- A Savagely Cruel God -- Did Genesis Create Jehovah in Our Image? -- Whom Can We Blame for Our Mortality? -- The Redeemer -- Chapter 5. Progressive Evolution -- Natural Selection -- Good Mutations -- Lamarck's Theory -- The "Invisible Hand" -- Modern Theory of Natural Selection -- Best Genes -- Progressive Evolution -- Devolution -- Static Evolution -- Genetic Determinism -- Biological Immortality -- Extended Life Spans -- Nature Does Not Leap -- Lucy -- This Cycle of Evolution Still Incomplete -- Evidence of Evolutionary Immortality -- Chapter 6. Relative Immortality -- All Living Things Are Headed for Immortality -- The Sound of Our Atoms -- The Hayflick Limit -- Henrietta's Cells -- The Discovery of Telomeres -- The Evolution of Telomeres -- Continuous Things Are Compulsively Continuous -- Let Us Not Forget the Naysayers -- Relative Immortality: A Reasonable Expectation -- 25,000 Years -- With Malice Aforethought -- A Sin Against DNA? -- The Sinful Option of Suicide -- Teen-Age Violence -- Mister and Ms. Wonderful -- Freedom from Death -- Resistance of the Religious Right -- Chapter 7. Thou Shalt Not Kill -- The Ultimate Deterrent to Killing -- Abandoning the Death Sentence -- Electing a Praetorian Guard -- The Futility of Utopias in Death Cultures -- An International Prison on Antarctica -- The Problem of Adultery -- When Crime Will Disappear -- The Special Problem of the Genetically Deformed -- The Problem of Derring-Do -- The Need for Maximum Safety in Travel -- Accountability for Travel Accidents -- Why the Need to Hurry? -- Immortality Will Not Justify Indolence -- The Replacement of Death with Boredom -- Upgrading Incentives for Degrading Labor -- Who Can Afford Social Security? -- A Progressive Tax on the Rich -- A Retroactive Tax on the Rich and High-Wage Earners.

A Progressive Tax That Would Wipe Out the National Debt Would Be a Wash -- The Threat to the Oligarchy -- Like It or Not, The Rich Will Share Immortality with the World -- A Tentative Blueprint for the Future -- The Universal Human Goal -- A Committee to Appoint the Supremes -- The Praetorian Guard -- Chapter 8. The Three Compulsions (Contributions to a Theory of Quantum Psychology) -- Chapter 8. The Three Compulsions -- Is Greed the Ultimate Emotion? -- The Greediest S.O.B. Outside of the Sea -- Synthesis of Protein, Not the Result of Adaptation -- Overreaching Behavior Is Inborn -- Aggression Must Be Tamed -- The Ancient Egyptians Lived the Ethical Life -- Taming the Lions and Eagles Among Us -- The New Lion Tamers: A Praetorian Guard -- Taming the American Oligarchy -- How the Oligarchy Works -- Is Market Exploitation of the Chinese Aggrandizement? -- Desire and Ambition versus Greed -- David and Bathsheba -- Money Is Rarely a Motive in Rape -- Does Greed Also Motivate Murder For Revenge? -- The Compulsion to Reproduce -- The Evidence of Evolution -- Chapter 9. Atoms Think (Contribution to a Theory of Quantum Psychology ) -- Little By Little, We Learn What the Brain Has Known for Millennia -- Why Is Nature So Slow? -- Bad Luck Separates the Losers from the Winners -- Elephants Bellow for Justice. Why Punish Them for Eve? -- Why Teenagers Think They're Immortal -- The Making of a Daredevil -- Making Up for Lost Time -- Look At All We've Created -- Trusting the Unconscious -- The Atom Is an Extraordinary Thinking Machine -- Hunches Are the Mothers of Ideas -- Until the Great Day Arrives, Reproduce Yourself -- The Unconscious Gives Us Love and Creativity -- Death No Longer the Only Winner.