On Thursday 08 Oct 2009 10:02:51 am Udhay Shankar N wrote:
> I hope that when the time comes, I will choose life. ALS kills only
> motor neurons, which carry signals to the muscles.

I wish this man well.

My own father chose death. I was by his side and fed him his last meal - much 
of which went into his lungs. The thing that died was not really my father, 
who had gone some months earlier.

I am sure people will have good reason to call a future intelligent robot by 
any name other than human. A robot is not human, no matter how much 
intelligence and sensitivity is stored up inside. A person with AML 
unfotunately loses all the nice things that make him human and make life 
livable. 

Sadly one cannot "choose life" and "choose death". It's not a choice.

shiv



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