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In the context of the passage, the argument for 'intrinsic value' is best characterized as a challenge to the consequentialist framework because it insists that:
- 1The focus should shift from human interests to the self-imposed limitations of our care.
- 2Ethical systems must be built on convenience rather than comprehensive consistency.
- 3The worth of life is determined by its ecological utility and total biomass contribution to the planet.
- 4Life possesses non-negotiable worth simply by virtue of being a unique, self-contained biological reality, regardless of sentience or utility.✓
Correct answer
Life possesses non-negotiable worth simply by virtue of being a unique, self-contained biological reality, regardless of sentience or utility.
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