(Yale's most popular course.) Dr. Shelley Kagan says, “There is no soul; we are just machines”; thus, “death is no mysterious than the fact that your lamp or your computer can break, or that any machine will eventually fail.” He underscores, “death will be the end—full stop.” Is it true that we are just machines? Is it true that that death will be the end, the full stop? I think, obviously, we are not just machines, and there must be something after death that makes life meaningful.
2016年11月12日 星期六
(Yale's most popular course.)
(Yale's most popular course.) Dr. Shelley Kagan says, “There is no soul; we are just machines”; thus, “death is no mysterious than the fact that your lamp or your computer can break, or that any machine will eventually fail.” He underscores, “death will be the end—full stop.” Is it true that we are just machines? Is it true that that death will be the end, the full stop? I think, obviously, we are not just machines, and there must be something after death that makes life meaningful.
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