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"There is nothing inherently valuable about human life from a non-human perspective." How would you know?
by jacobush 10y ago
"There is nothing inherently valuable about human life from a non-human perspective."
How would you know?
- nkrisc 10y agoIt's a perfectly reasonable assumption until there's some evidence there is. Given the vastness and scale of the universe, it seems quite likely that our disappearance would never be noticed.
- jacobush 10y agoGoing unnoticed is not the same as inherently not valuable. Imagine aliens finding us extinct, wringing their little tentacles in dispair at the lost probing opportunities. :)