Here's a link to the catalogue:
www.bloomsbury.com/uk/renaissan...

aristotelianconference2025.com

Ok, I’ll ask the organizers to fix that. When I hear more, I’ll post. Hope you will spread the word, Victor.

Is this any better?
Will try later.

I’m wonderstruck by your strength and composure, Helen. And I so wish you heath and relief from grief.

I see, of course, that is a real risk. But the alternative of denying mercy to those who are in agony and without hope of improvement, of keeping people in a vegetative state indefinitely, or of ignoring fully informed and repeated requests to exit life in dignified way does not seem very appealing.

I think that having an option to die at the time of one’s choosing and in a dignified way, which may require assistance of others, increases autonomy throughout one’s life, even if that option is never exercised.

I wasn’t goong to debate what would happen if magic wands existed. I’m trying to tease out whether you oppose euthanasia for practical or other reasons.

Ok, but suppose there was a magic wand to make the bill foolproof. Would you oppose it nevertheless? Your talk of “sanctity of life” suggests you would.

The attribute that allows wave superposition? The attribute that enables quantum entanglement?

Suppose the bill is written wisely, making it extremely difficult, if not impossible, to euthanize people against their will and better judgment. Would you still oppose it?

Looking forward to this title!

Rigjtly so!