People Are Inherently Valuable Because They Are People

People are inherently valuable because they are people. And no, that doesn't work out. It's one of those one minute answers, except it's actually only ten seconds, because you can make the opposite argument all the time. You know, like the club of rome,. a which was an organization in sixties, was very much concerned about the terribly detrimental effect that human beings were having on the planet. That was back when people believed we were going to overpopulate a the planet to such a degree by the year two thousand that there would be widespread privation and starvation. So i don't find that answer particularly satisfying. But then she has the idea, despite her agn