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Debate: At what point does "Human" life begin? (view source)
Revision as of 03:04, April 22, 2009
, 03:04, April 22, 2009→Human Life begins at a certain stage of neonatal development
Also, a question. Should any syops happen to wander around this way, I was wondering. Where do debate posts fall within the 90/10 rule. As I said before I love debate, but I would not want to violate any rules. I hope that partaking in ongoing debate counts as worthwhile contribution.--[[User:NicholasT|NicholasT]] 09:58, 13 April 2009 (EDT)
Also, a question. Should any syops happen to wander around this way, I was wondering. Where do debate posts fall within the 90/10 rule. As I said before I love debate, but I would not want to violate any rules. I hope that partaking in ongoing debate counts as worthwhile contribution.--[[User:NicholasT|NicholasT]] 09:58, 13 April 2009 (EDT)
So human life begins at some random time during pregnancy. Really! So what brand of pixy dust causes this miracle transformation? Perhaps it is in the water mom drinks. Perhaps it the angels that come and ensoul the little guy just before he is sufficiently smart to realize it. Yeah, that must be it.
By the way, what happens to your "humanness" when you loose your high status of being "self aware"? Like during surgery, in the event of a brain injury, or in senility. Perhaps we should just off you in your sleep since you have then lost your magic version of humanity.
==Human Life begins earlier than that==
==Human Life begins earlier than that==
Human life began 6000 or so years ago. The gametes in the sex organs are small parts of humans and are just as human as when they have fertilised an egg and grown into an adult, albeit less developed. In the same way that an unattached exhaust pipe is still part of a car, and a new car cn be built around it, all cells of a human are in themnselves human.
Human life began 6000 or so years ago. The gametes in the sex organs are small parts of humans and are just as human as when they have fertilised an egg and grown into an adult, albeit less developed. In the same way that an unattached exhaust pipe is still part of a car, and a new car cn be built around it, all cells of a human are in themnselves human.