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How would immortality be a human right when most people around the world don't even have access to basic health services??

• iliis 10y ago
  Because having a right to something and actually getting said thing are sadly two quite different things.
• x3n0ph3n3 10y ago
  He doesn't understand the difference between a "right" and something that would be really nice if everyone had.
  • sliverstorm 10y ago
    Right; this is more like when the UN declared internet access a basic human right.
  • eli_gottlieb 10y ago
    Most ethical theories of "rights" are sufficiently incoherent that there's very little difference.