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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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Yes but the scientific viewpoint is also that human life is created at conception, it may not be fully grown yet, but it is considered human life, and why does "consciousness" matter? Going by that standard as what defines personhood, then it's also acceptable to kill toddlers, because you don't start forming memories until age 3
gpt
I said no consciousness/sentience/awareness which a toddler does have. 

Memories I didn't talk about yet. But if I would talk about them then the way I'm talking about them, is about also a forming of personality as an AI would, aka learning and semi permanently changing neural connections. Which is exactly why kids that have a trauma before the age of 3 or 2 can never be fully treated for it or fully recover, as that forms basically permanent connections. 

Consciousness is formed before a baby is born, but before that point it's nothing but a bundle of cells without any real awareness.

So no your comparison to a toddler does not hold up. 

But yes depending on your definition of how much consciousness/sentience/awarenesses/sapience a human what need to hold, it could be possible to say it would be morally acceptable to dispose of a just born baby. 

The point is if there's 0 awareness/consciousness/sentience, then the thing being killed won't suffer or really notice, as in it won't be aware it's being killed.