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>The copy was brought into existence without its consent This may surprise you but EVERYONE is brought into existence without consent. At least the pre-copy st
by aeve890 8mo ago
>The copy was brought into existence without its consent
This may surprise you but EVERYONE is brought into existence without consent. At least the pre-copy state of the copy agreed to be copied.
- mrob 8mo agoIt obviously doesn't surprise me because I specifically mentioned babies.
- lxgr 8mo agoI'd also be interested in your moral distinction between having children and cloning consciousness (in particular in a world where the latter doesn't result in inevitable exploitation, a loss of human rights etc.) then.
- Ar-Curunir 8mo agoTypically, real humans have some agency on their own existence. A simulated human is entirely at the mercy of the simulator; it is essentially a slave. As a society, we have decided that slavery is illegal for real humans; what would distinguish simulated humans from that?