Thread: Humans/Persons.
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Old 28-09-2008, 02:16 PM #1
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Originally posted by bee-ash
human=person

if your a person your human
if your a human your a person


animals are animals. cant be a person O.o
OH GOD!!!
Love people like this who don't read the thread but just add there ideas at the end like they've "wrapped it all up" for us. LOL!!!!
Mate did you even *******ing read the thread or what?
I don't think you understand the question. There are plenty of examples in this thread where a human ISN'T a person.
By human we're referring to the type of animal we are. By "person" we're referring to how capable we are to fit in, and interact with, society. Get it. A person in this respect is seen as a UNIT of society. So an example AGAIN of where a human isn't a person is when someone suffers permanent brain death...is alive in a hospital but on a respirator being kept alive. No brain activity. This is no longer a person .. can't interact with the society and never will. Human BUT NOT a person.
Others would argue that a 1 hour old embryo ( ie just a few cells in size) is human but not a person.
-copies and pastes onto her philosophy essay-

really good points you got there though, you actually "got" what i was asking :P
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