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Originally Posted by Radar
All evolved species have evolved due to mutations. At some point a mutation occurred that gave us the very first human being. The non-humans who gave birth to this human would not have human rights, but their offspring would.
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No such thing. There is no definition of human that could separate parents from children. Just like if you arbitrarily pick a point on the spectrum to be the "first red", it's going to be pretty orange.
The point of this is that rights can't be a physical reality if they only apply to an essentially arbitrarily chosen genome.