Gregory

When does someone become a human?

Because you are juxtaposing the right to life of one being with the "right" to kill it on the other. There is no symmetry there

When does someone become a human?

So you think, without evidence, that life begins at birth and that before birth the rights are given by the mother to the not-human entity? You have n...

I appear to be? Wow. Where did it come from? Conception

Why would rights of anyone be diminished because it is inside someone else?

Rights come from humanity

Well read over my responses, I'll read over yours, and have good day and come down

It's a human inside a human. duh

You are not talking about a right to life of the mother but the "right" of her to take the rights of the unborn

You need to come down.

No YOU are being dishonest. You say the unborn have no rights. You have no evidence. But you ask me to prove the contrary. I said we must assume right...

Horrible Horrible Do you admit you have no proof of this? Some say only their race have rights

Huh?

You're saying that before birth you can take the life and after you can't. Why does the birth grant rights?

Hell no they don't.

So birth gives rights. Prove it

I said a woman has rights over her body not someone else's. Also, where is you infallible argument that proves when life rights begin? I show respect ...

It's a unique situation but a beautiful one and it's specialness doesn't grant women rights to stop the life of their unborn

I've already states the rights of the mother are over her body, not someone else's. Living inside someone doesn't mean less rights.

Can you prove from *logic* a one hour old baby has rights? Nop. It's a continuum on the logical end so you respect all life on the moral side. The mot...

The ends do not justify the means

Because it grows into a formed person. The formation has started at conception. Are you for saying that it's not a person before birth but is after? T...

It means rights start at conception. Birth doesn't start the right to life, nor development. That's obvious

You do use sophistry. The mother has no right over something that is not her body. Child's body, it's rights.

But then So there is the sophism. The one and only issue is whether the pre-born should be considered human. I can't prove I have rights nor that you ...

Life must be assumed to have rights. There are no counter rights of the mother. When this is not accepted morality slips into nihilism

Abortion advocates have trouble defending their positions without resorting to sophism. The first and only principle involved is whether the pre-born ...

I like to think of the universe as a ball (universe) eternally rolling down a hill (the vacuum) which cause friction (time) which causes curvatures in...

I believe the world has bad and good elements. Just like God, or the universe, or whatever, it's just the essence of reality

The universe is mathematical and what matter is as an essence is anyone's guess. Descartes, siding with skeptics on this, said that objects from far a...

Einstein did not deny that place and time exist in the Aristotelian sense. People who believe in the universe believe in this, but it is a relational ...

I have read the Physics. There is no middle ground between absolute time and space on one hand and relational theory. Aristotle rejected the former, c...

Man is not perfect as I said

The word God means moral perfection and innocence. Such a state seems impossible for humans and for a necessary being, although not for a lower "god"....

I think humans can't understand the world at all unless something remains a mystery. Once I think I understand everything suddenly nothing makes sense...

That's my point as well. Time is a mystical concept that is helpful in physics but there is really no stuff called time. Physics deals with stuff. Tim...

Only if they're infinite. Math does need a better explanation of this imo. Saying infinite steps has a finite sumation doesn't answer the paradox Whic...

You know my intentions? Bullshit

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I wasn't trying to piss him off. I was trying to find where his mind is

In the USA it's childish to talk about yourself in the third person, as you seem to know:

There is no Newtonian spacetime. Newton kept space and time separate

You've asked about Machs principle, which you can just look up on Wikipedia. You ask *us* if there is something wrong with the Higg's mechanism when t...

Everywhere, on threads and your threads

So you don't work in the field and have no colleagues

So you have a degree or just studied there?

Then why are you asking people on a random website questions about physics when you can just ask your colleagues. Something doesnt add up

Everywhere. Where did you get your degree?