Message from @jorick2u
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Miss me with that gay death shit
I mean if the dead don't have rights, then the government would be allowed to control the dead.
government-run zombie hordes are too dangerous for one group to control, clearly
Problem is when someone dies, objectively theyre just a mass of dead organic cells
They remain human in appearance alone
Rights are something you afford the living
We just generally dont abuse bodies because its immoral
Well rights are something the living have
But that depends if you believe in "god"(I prefer societal) given rights or state given rights
A continuous extension of the self, though. Rights apply to the person, and the Constitution at least doesn't differentiate the living from the dead. The body, at least rationally, is part of the self.
😩 is this gonna turn into a philosophical debate
It might
Its like reverse abortion
When does a human stop being a human and become a lump of cells?
Is a decaying corpse human?
Is an ash pile human?
What about those tree coffins where they plants a sapling that uses your body as nutrients
I would even go as far as to say that your body isnt you, it's your property for sure. But the same way as a tool would be a part of you
Id say a human is the combination of the consiousness and body
Body doesnt need to be organic mind you
A consciousness and a ability to impact the world you also could say
Yes
A consciousness uploaded to a computer wouldnt be human
But a consciousness uploaded to a humanoid android body could be
But an empty android wouldnt be
Does android mean any biological parts?
No
Cyborgs is biological
Okay so what's the difference between the computer and the android
The computer is virtual only
You have tools to impact the world
At least if you can interact
No way to tangibly move and interact
The consiousness needs to be anchored to a moving physical form
If it can inhabit multiple bodies at once then its not human
Well for me it can't because it wouldnt be the same person anymore at that point
If there exists more than one instance of the consiousness it becomes a clone, not a human
Yes exactly