I'm still debating internally whether or not healthcare -- in totality -- is a human right. There's a spectrum right? It has to break down at some point? I could see access to common treatments as a human right, but targeted, genetic therapy not so much. What do you think?
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We are animals. We behave like animals. Rights are an extension of the morality that we both evolved and developed in societies. That's why rights are generally similar, but vary between culture. If they could be deduced, they would be the same everywhere.
the mechanics of technology can be logically deduced. technological output is not the same everywhere.
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Technology works the same everywhere. Again, we are animals. There's nothing that inherently gives us any rights. If we get eaten by a lion, we don't say that lion violated our rights. The only reason we do with a human is because we all decided we have the right to not be eaten.
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What's the logical answer to whether you have the right to give up a child? (Abortion, adoption, abandonment, etc.)
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