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[ QUOTE ] There is no such thing as "worth" in any universal sense - it is an entirely human concept, rooted in the human ego. As such, it is defined as a human may define it. Thus a human can simply define humankind as "more worthy" as it is a value based judgment that arises from human ego in the first place. [/ QUOTE ] That's not an argument. Emotional responses(ego is tied to emotion) are not valid arguments. [/ QUOTE ] It is entirely an argument. The argument is: You claim that humans are not worth more than any creature. My assertion is that "worth" is a human concept in the first place and as such only receives the value assigned to it by humans. AB |
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