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Assisted suicide is already legal in a number of countries, and I think this is the logical next step. If you can operate the apparatus yourself, you don't leav
by Etheryte 3y ago
Assisted suicide is already legal in a number of countries, and I think this is the logical next step. If you can operate the apparatus yourself, you don't leave the scar on someone else's consciousness. You could say that this only shifts the burden one step away, but I think that is enough — if you decide to take your own life, whatever your reasons, it shouldn't be up to someone else to do it for you.
- Gabrys1 3y agoBut then you still need someone (your family) to "clean up" your body...
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- bb88 3y agoNot necessarily. It's possible the device could automatically call the paramedics/coroner who would move your body to the funeral home.
- scotty79 3y agoI really like the idea of using top loaded fridge as a makeshift capsule. You could prepay electricty bill. So they come clean you up at their own convenience with very little mess hopefully.