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. A fetus is a potential human being, it contains human DNA, this makes it human not a human being. For a fetus to be a human being it would need to be:
- An individual - (Well doesn't have that, its part of the woman)
- Have a physiological/physical independence outside its mother - (Doesn't have that either)
By your point in #2, what do you therefor classify, say a Human vegitble? The brain dead?
Point 1 and 2 are examples of what a perfectly healthy human being would have. By definition a human being must be a separate individual, a disabled person or "human vegetable" as you like to call them are separate individuals, thus they are human beings. [FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]
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Irishmetal said:Yeah, because space colonization is so easy right now without portals/faster than light travel/significant advances in cryogenics.
However, if that was blatant sarcasm, I agree :icon_biggrin:
If we could make it to a type 1 civilization we'd be lucky.