The fact that the embryo in its interaction with the mother during pregnancy acquires information necessary for its normal development implies that it does not yet satisfy the requirement for being a human being.
The fact that the embryo in its interaction with the mother during pregnancy acquires information necessary for its normal development implies that it does not yet satisfy the requirement for being a human being.
If this statement were true, even children could not be considered human beings, for they continue to acquire information (such as language) necessary for their normal development. See pp. 229-30.
The fact that the embryo in its interaction with the mother during pregnancy acquires information necessary for its normal development implies that it does not yet satisfy the requirement for being a human being.
If this statement were true, even children could not be considered human beings, for they continue to acquire information (such as language) necessary for their normal development. See pp. 229-30.