Velleman argues that we should defer to someone's own judgment on what makes their life valuable....

 

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Velleman argues that we should defer to someone's own judgment on what makes their life valuable. O True False Question 2 (2 points) Velleman thinks that an individual's death is permissible if he can no longer live with dignity. True False Question 3 (2 points) Velleman argues that one cannot give up their right to life because this would entail that morality protects an individual's options without protecting the individual himself. Question 4 (2 points) Velleman argues that loss of dignity for a person happens when an individual is suffering from a terminal disease and experiences pain. when an individual no longer believes his life has value. when an individual is suffering from a terminal disease. when an individual is no longer able to function as a rational person Velleman argues that we should defer to someone's own judgment on what makes their life valuable. O True False Question 2 (2 points) Velleman thinks that an individual's death is permissible if he can no longer live with dignity. True False Question 3 (2 points) Velleman argues that one cannot give up their right to life because this would entail that morality protects an individual's options without protecting the individual himself. Question 4 (2 points) Velleman argues that loss of dignity for a person happens when an individual is suffering from a terminal disease and experiences pain. when an individual no longer believes his life has value. when an individual is suffering from a terminal disease. when an individual is no longer able to function as a rational person

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