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Is easy to claim the moral high ground when you don't define it, meaning where are you drawing the line? If I lose a leg in an accident and some scientists (plu
by mattigames 7y ago
Is easy to claim the moral high ground when you don't define it, meaning where are you drawing the line? If I lose a leg in an accident and some scientists (plus doctors) can make a clone of my leg and my leg only to reattach it on my body is that moral or amoral? If yes then what about the complete lower body? If yes what about everything below the neck?
- Pudini 7y agoI think you are being silly. What's moral or amoral is dependant on whatever he is feeling at the moment. I very much doubt he has defined it.
- alsl100 7y agoIn the spirit of a certain forum that likes the phrase "whatever s(he) is feeling at the moment": The spergs on HN posit that brainless people have no rights since they don't feel anything. That is their chance to replace their rubber dolls with sex bots.