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quote:the-calls-for-sharp-distinction-between-artificial-or-different-beings-and-we-blue-ribbon-true-humans-basically-amount-to-a-call-to-love-only-your-own-kind-a-recipe-for-moral-disasterThe calls for sharp distinction between 'artificial' (or different) beings and 'we blue-ribbon true humans' basically amount to a call to 'Love only your own kind' – a recipe for moral disaster.
Strongest normative formulation of the paper's ethical argument against substrate-based moral exclusion
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