> I would never want to be kept alive arguably against my own will and the will of the natural world. I get what you are saying, but let's not forget that "the

> I would never want to be kept alive arguably against my own will and the will of the natural world. I get what you are saying, but let's not forget that "the will of the natural world" includes dying as an infant from diarrhea, an untreated fever, etc. There are plenty of diseases which are now easily treatable and yet killed millions until a century ago.