Looking for abortion dilemma that was posted in SLAM
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Looking for abortion dilemma that was posted in SLAM
As the title suggested, I am not really seeking help in a debate. But for an abortion thread at another forum, I was hoping to present a dilemma that was posted in SLAM months ago. In that dilemma, there is a burning house, but time only to save a couple of fetuses or a baby. Does anybody recall this? I was unable to find it despite several searches. I think, also, that Surlethe may have posted it, or have been involved in that thread. I'll try PMing him about it.
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Re: Looking for abortion dilemma that was posted in SLAM
Why? If you already know the dilemma why do you need a copy of it?
It was probably a fertility clinic is on fire and you can choose to save a baby inside or another wing that has tubes full of fertilized embryos. How many tubes does it take for you to ignore the baby?
It was probably a fertility clinic is on fire and you can choose to save a baby inside or another wing that has tubes full of fertilized embryos. How many tubes does it take for you to ignore the baby?
Re: Looking for abortion dilemma that was posted in SLAM
I actually anticipated that question. Yeah, I feel I got the gist, but I love the way it was told, and I know it was much longer than the sentence I gave.
If The Infinity Program were not a forum, it would be a pie-in-the-sky project.
“Faith is both the prison and the open hand.”— Vienna Teng, "Augustine."
“Faith is both the prison and the open hand.”— Vienna Teng, "Augustine."
Re: Looking for abortion dilemma that was posted in SLAM
Thanks to Surlethe via PM I got a better one-sentence version of it. Frank Hipper apparently originally posted it.
If The Infinity Program were not a forum, it would be a pie-in-the-sky project.
“Faith is both the prison and the open hand.”— Vienna Teng, "Augustine."
“Faith is both the prison and the open hand.”— Vienna Teng, "Augustine."