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I don't think the restriction had anything to do with posts in this thread...
see, i knew it wasnt that bad. stick out tongue

Got some good thoughts here, though from you and others. Very useful.


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^^^Whoa. Account restricted.





Whoa... Someone not intelligent enough to understand that not all bans are permanent. Not surprising though considering who's making that assumption. Time for me to make good on my promise I made to you on Herochat about placing you on ignore. smile


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I'm not sure we can say all life is sacred, Life is so abundant (in our planet) that it cannot be considered sacred in practice or isolated in anyway that matters. Should we cry for all the cells we shed as we grow up or are we considering cellular organisation as the basis of our valuable beliefs.

Anyways, life is so abundant that to give it a generic value would make such value pretty low. Our economics are about rarity after all.


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^^^cant say i agree with life as economics analogy. But thank you.





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Time for me to make good on my promise I made to you on Herochat about placing you on ignore. smile

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This is an interesting question.

Obviously there is a societal order on how we treat various forms of life. We tend to rate other living things as helpful, harmful, or neutral. In some ways this also includes other humans.

And their is an evolutionary aspect to this. If we know some snakes are poisonous in the area we live in we are going to be less likely to give any snake a chance to bite us or breed.

If we know a certain animal is helpful to us we are more likely to breed it and incorporate it into our society.

It makes sense. This also extends to plants and bacteria.

We also tend to rank forms of life and generally we always put humans at the top. Which once again makes sense. We are all humans and we can interact with each other easier. If it came down to saving a human vs a dog I think we would almost always choose the dog.

Also I tend to not like to use the word sacred but I do like to think of all life as miraculous and not from a religious standpoint. When you think about all the random factors that needed to happen for life to evolve even into bacterial form it is amazing. There I think all life is precious because all life was such an uphill battle.

Of course I can think this way because I don't have to be down in the dirt trying to survive.


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^^^cant say i agree with life as economics analogy. But thank you.


It's not something I adhere to myself, but it makes sense as to why we outright refuse to admit the value of life as a society.

Economy is just an underlying logic to our social systems. It's not that life is as economics so much that economics is as life.


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Hmm. I can sort of see that.


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