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How free, exactly, would you like the cells in your organs to be --- free from the social rules regarding nutrient flows and replication rates? Free to do som
by alchemism 12y ago
How free, exactly, would you like the cells in your organs to be --- free from the social rules regarding nutrient flows and replication rates? Free to do something other than its specification?
Go up one or two levels on the scale of life, and we call that cellular freedom "cancer."
- seanflyon 12y agoThat is a poor analogy (unless you are suggesting that human being have no inherent value). Cells are not people and thus do not have the right to make their own decisions. If some of my cells are not useful I have no problem killing them off. My cells only exist to serve my existence; they have no inherent value.
- closetnerd 12y agoWhat the fuck. Did you just equate the human mind to an organ cell? As if a single neuronal cell can be compared to the collective neural cells organized in your brain?