He defends having the conjunction of "a future-like-ours" (a kind of potentiality) and "actual conscious desires that can be satisfied only if [one's] personal future is preserved" as sufficient for FMS (p. 84).
And I founded the school, where I'm trying to give South African girls a shot at a future like yours Stanford.
In the Labour party political broadcast last Wednesday evening, filmed at Haverstock comprehensive school in north London, Ed Miliband said: "Every young person should feel they can have a career, a future like I had".
But I don't want a future like hers.
Do you think a future like this is actually plausible?
Perhaps the most famous anti-abortion argument in the philosophical literature comes from Don Marquis, who argues that, because it is prima facie wrong to kill any entity with a future like ours, and because a fetus has a future like ours, it is prima facie wrong to kill a fetus (Marquis 1989).
Noting the new security state that emerges with every Snowden leak, Card paints the picture of a dystopian future like only a fiction writer could - stolen rights, a foreign policy nightmare, cats and dogs living together - but his chief message remains intact: the United States is doing some sketchy stuff.
They spent their days together walking around Liverpool and dreaming of what they would do in the future — like opening a shop, a pub, a cafe, or a club.
If it were to take off, however, he imagines a future where a Burst-like app could be built for other platforms – like Twitter.
The new malware, which was recovered from computer systems in Europe, "is essentially the precursor to a future Stuxnet-like attack," according to a blog post Tuesday by Symantec.
