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Do animals have emotions like us?
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Why should I imagine it when that's not reality?
Where it would be no more "alive" than Henrietta Lacks' eternal cell line. If you have to keep it from decomposing by artificial means, it's not alive like a plant is alive. This should be obvious to you.
Find a better analogy.
it's not an analogy it's a thought experiment. I am trying to understand the shape of your ideas.
So the ability to feel pain is harmed by cybernetics? division from a whole (still no idea what you mean specifically there in the absence of localised organs)? and if you're going to die in about an hour?
None of what you are talking about has anything to do with what I'm talking about. You can mention severed hands as much as you like.
I'm bored of this. I thought you had interesting opinions, sorry for my mistake.