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Conflating giving somebody an "upgrade" with preventing disease is fairly disingenuous. So is suggesting something you can acquire through work (owning a compu
by hkt 5y ago
Conflating giving somebody an "upgrade" with preventing disease is fairly disingenuous.
So is suggesting something you can acquire through work (owning a computer) is comparable to something you must be born to. They're not the same.
- causality0 5y agoWhat does and does not constitute a disease is relative. Mental infirmity is a disease. Aging is a disease. Death is a disease. We participate in the comforting delusion that because these things have never been challenged before that somehow makes them less horrifying. Screw that.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Death is a disease. Death may be a consequence of disease (among other causes), but it is not a disease.