Is the value of everyone's life the same?
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Jenny The Great ⭐
ANSWERS: 3
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Of course not. We have conflated the two very different ideas of "equal opportunity" and "equal outcome." People who think that the value to society of a neurosurgeon who saves lives and a serial killer drifter are the same, have no common sense.
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Not in the minds of men.
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No...but I would argue: all human life is valuable and irreplaceable. But some is more valuable than others. For example: the life of a brain surgeon is more valuable than the life of a serial rape-murderer.
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