basis claim ;
an organism possesses a serious right to life only if it possesses the concept of a self as a continuing subject of experiences and other mental states, and beleives that it is itself such aa continuing entity.

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basis claim ; an organism possesses a serious right to life only if it possesses the concept of a self as a continuing subject of experiences and other mental states, and beleives that it is itself such aa continuing entity.

basis claim ;
an organism possesses a serious right to life only if it possesses the concept of a self as a continuing subject of experiences and other mental states, and beleives that it is itself such aa continuing entity.