On a deeper level, I’m suggesting that we over-estimate the utilon-level of own lives. Personally, I think your average North American thinks their own life far more valuable than it actually is.
Honestly, I really can’t pint to factual evidence when it comes to ‘the value of human life.’ - but back in University, I honestly thought that Latin was a more accurate representation of human-life value than Christian English was—and at the present day, knowledge of transhumanism seems to justify it.
I honestly thought that Latin was a more accurate representation of human-life value than Christian English was—and at the present day, knowledge of transhumanism seems to justify it.
I can’t parse this. What does Latin or English have to do with the value of life? The ways the concept is expressed in the two languages? What does transhumanism have to say about Latin?
On a deeper level, I’m suggesting that we over-estimate the utilon-level of own lives. Personally, I think your average North American thinks their own life far more valuable than it actually is.
Honestly, I really can’t pint to factual evidence when it comes to ‘the value of human life.’ - but back in University, I honestly thought that Latin was a more accurate representation of human-life value than Christian English was—and at the present day, knowledge of transhumanism seems to justify it.
We are expendable: truth and justice matter.
I can’t parse this. What does Latin or English have to do with the value of life? The ways the concept is expressed in the two languages? What does transhumanism have to say about Latin?