Comprehending the argument

One of the key questions to ask when determining whether or not to allow euthanasia for a particular patient is whether ending the patient’s life now is the best way to care for the patient’s overall well-being. According to the video, there are several core reasons that people (even people who basically agree about the medical facts) might end up strongly disagreeing about whether euthanasia is truly in the patient’s overall best interest. Which of the following is NOT one of those reasons?

(Choice A)
People sometimes disagree about the value of simply being alive.
(Choice B)
People sometimes disagree about whether the patient’s request for euthanasia is truly autonomous.
(Choice C)
People sometimes disagree about which kinds of things count as adding to the quality of a person’s life.
(Choice D)
People sometimes disagree about the degree to which a certain type of suffering diminishes the quality of a person’s life.

Wireless Philosophy

Course: Wireless Philosophy > Unit 6

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