Is there a need for death in fourth density?

[Anders]

And then there is no need to having to physically die first. That's my idea based on Bruce Lipton's fractal evolution.

 
Lipton's work is definitely cool, but dude, cells die.  All cells die, be they a single cell affair or multicellular humanoid creatures.  It's just part of how nature functions.  There are no eternal cells.  All that is created is eventually destroyed.  Or am I wrong about that?
  

I think of fourth density as an increase of information so that physical matter becomes more capable. I heard Jim McCarty talking about increased information density (and of light which may mean higher vibration). That's how I see it too. And my interpretation is that entropy/decay is then overcome by the more intelligent physical matter and energy in fourth density.

So biological evolution is then a limited process behind the veil that hides the higher densities. We take biological evolution for granted as the limitation in our world, but remember it's still only a first to third density process, although Gaia herself has already shifted into fourth density I heard.