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> Thousands of years of human thinking have determined that the prospect of death is an integral part of the human experience and may be the thing that provides
by aperrien 9y ago
> Thousands of years of human thinking have determined that the prospect of death is an integral part of the human experience and may be the thing that provides life meaning. I don't know about anyone else, but the idea that the coming natural death of me and probably everyone else in this thread is on par with a genocide is upsetting
To me, this sounds like the naturalistic fallacy. Is there a better argument than this one?
- nostromo95 9y agoHow about a utilitarian one: it's most likely that everyone alive right now is going to die, so from a quality-of-life perspective most people should try to accept their death.