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Imagine being in an 'unresponsive' state and on life support for a long period of time - with what consciousness and sanity remain, you might wish to die, so if
by PlunderBunny 2y ago
Imagine being in an 'unresponsive' state and on life support for a long period of time - with what consciousness and sanity remain, you might wish to die, so if you were given covert instructions like the examples in the article, would you follow them, knowing that it might help with research, or would you ignore them in the hope that it would increase the possibility you would be declared brain-dead and taken off life support?
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- tivert 2y agoFind out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD1IX1AFRZg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD1IX1AFRZg Your comment seems to totally miss what it would someone would actually feel in such a situation, so posits totally unrealistic thoughts. Who would have "help with research" at the top of mind? Who would choose to pass up a chance to communicate in favor of some weird probability of being killed later at some point?
- PlunderBunny 2y agoThank you for sharing that link - it was interesting and informative, and I realise now the situation is far more complicated than I had thought.