photonic28

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   by photonic28 12y ago

   Why should any disease be cured if not to extend the life and quality of life of the person suffering it?
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   by photonic28 12y ago

   If longevity becomes so prolific that overpopulation becomes a credible concern, then the right of the living will supercede the right of nonexistant future people. It makes a lot more sense to ration birthrates than it does to ask someone
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   by photonic28 12y ago

   The improbability of immortality does not mean that life extension is worthless. Is striving to reach 80 asinine because we'll just want more? Should we have been satisfied at 40? The status quo is no argument for what we should want t