Why Isn't One's Death Redressed by a Birth Somewhere Else

question 38

Multiple Choice

Why isn't one's death redressed by a birth somewhere else, according to Ismael?

• A) Because when we die, our unique psychological states and intentions go away
• B) Because death isn't something that needs to be redressed
• C) Because human life is fungible
• D) Because there is no narrative connection between our death and their birth

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