Colpy sticks to his guns even when he is wrong.
Would that be literally or figuratively?-
Colpy sticks to his guns even when he is wrong.
He never said an ear was a human being either. When I asked if you could read and comprehend what you were reading you said yes but this is an on going issue with you. You are perpetually claiming people said things when they didn't or you you completely don't understand what you read and go off that everyone else is wrong without ever re-reading what you misunderstood.
He never said an ear was a human being either. When I asked if you could read and comprehend what you were reading you said yes but this is an on going issue with you. You are perpetually claiming people said things when they didn't or you you completely don't understand what you read and go off that everyone else is wrong without ever re-reading what you misunderstood.
They certainly do not say an ear grown artificially on a rat's back is a human being.
He says that an ear is not a human being
Actually the fetus is part of the mother until it is born, then it becomes an individual entity.Now that is just plain f**king stupid- hair is just part of the entire entity whereas the fetus IS the entire entity! This thread needs someone to inject some sense into it and it certainly isn't you!
Actually the fetus is part of the mother until it is born, then it becomes an individual entity.
Nope. It has it's own DNA.
Is that the definition of not being a part of the mother?
Would the fact that it is physically attached and unable to live if separated count for something?
It is attached to but not part of.Is that the definition of not being a part of the mother?
Would the fact that it is physically attached and unable to live if separated count for something?
Would the fact that it is physically attached and unable to live if separated count for something?
No, it doesn't. Why, do you ask? Simple, 50 years ago fetal viability was well past the 32nd week of gestation. It is now down to 22 weeks. How long before science is able to move that even closer.
For that very reason this entire discussion is more or less moot. The reason being that we can only afford to keep a very finite number of 22 week old babies alive before we run right out of money. I've heard (unofficially) that it can cost in the neighbourhood of $100,000 just to keep a preemie alive until it reaches 6 or 7 lbs.
Depending on what point they are separated sometimes they do survive. Actually a full term baby naturally born can not survive without some outside help and likely couldn't until they are two or three years old.
It is attached to but not part of.
A silly scenario to compare the "part of" claim.
Do I owe taxes on my sprinkler? It's attached to the house by hose therefore I must owe the city the extra sq ft.?
No, it doesn't. Why, do you ask? Simple, 50 years ago fetal viability was well past the 32nd week of gestation. It is now down to 22 weeks. How long before science is able to move that even closer.
I don't know, but that is an interesting question. Maybe one day they can grow babies entirely outside of a womb.
We are where we are today though.
What newborn can survive on it's own? If they could, tits wouldn't be part of the female anatomy.
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OMG,really? 100,00? Well, that's hardly worth it, now is it? I mean, what.... max we should be paying to keep a kid alive is a couple grand...right? :roll:
It is nice to see bumfluff finally coming around and referring to them as Babies now. Baby steps.