Although we agree that being alive is naturally valuable, we think that there is a fundamental difference between the desirability of being alive within the limits of the average life expectancy and the desirability of being alive beyond those limits. In the first case, we deal with the possession and continuation of something we have a right to maintain. In the second case, we are dealing with a kind of enhancement to which the concept of a “right to” is ill-suited, and that raises a series of philosophical and ethical questions.
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The unknown makes us curious and ushers us into new ages and levels of understanding. The greatest test has been to balance between watering your own lawn or craving your neighbours.
The unknown makes us curious and ushers us into new ages and levels of understanding. The greatest test has been to balance between watering your own lawn or craving your neighbours.
See lessIt is the believe that we deserve better or that we would want to believe that there is more than what we see.
It is the believe that we deserve better or that we would want to believe that there is more than what we see.
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