Editing 2014-02-08

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	| number    = 3262
	| date      = February 8, 2014
	| title     = 2014-02-08
	| image     = 20140208.png
	| votey     = 20140208after.gif
	| titletext = 2014-02-08
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==Explanation==
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==Transcript==
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:Where if you're obliterated but then reassembled, "you" are still dead, even though there's an exact duplicate of you.
:Yeah.
:Well, to me that means it's unethical to put someone in the teleporter machine because you're killing them.
:Sure
:But what if you put something in the teleporter that isn't aware of its existence? Like, it's probably unethical to up and kill a million mice for no reason. But is it une thical to run the teleporter on the "same" mouse a million times?
:Or say a lady was in labor, and the baby was stuck, and you could teleport it out. Would that be unethical?
:I mean, technically you've still got the teleporter problem, but the baby won't remember
:And what really weirds me out is teleporting the baby seems fine to me if you do it fast. Like, so there's only a discontinuity in space, not time. But if you obliterate the baby, then reassemble it a year later, that seems more questionable somehow.
:o
:A
:I'm pretty sure this is the kind of stuff you get all figured out by the time you're a grownup.
:Well obviously.
==Votey Transcript==
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:That's why theyre in charge.
:is ,
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