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| so:text | The end point of this reasoning is that any policy based on assigning a unique status to conception in the emergence of humanness must be seen as coming from subjective evaluations—evaluations that may not be shared by others. Subjectivity does not, of course, does not make these arguments wrong; it simply means that they cannot be given the kind of public universality we assign to arguments grounded in scientific understanding. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Harold_J._Morowitz |
| so:description | The Facts of Life: Science and the Abortion Controversy (1992) (en) |
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