Yeah or you'd risk families with bad intentions making the decision for them. Luckily the legal framework for capacity to make decisions is already well established it's used in healthcare regularly already.
renlok
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Yeah, well the decision would have to made before you no longer have capacity to make consent.
All of their products are anti consumer and they have been for years. I don't understand why people still buy their products
Assisted suicide is good for society and if legalised would help fix my countries broken healthcare system
It's not really inevitable, it's just a consequence that develops can get away with being lazy because the hardware can cope with it.
And then youll only need a near 16gb of ram to text a text file.
Some of them do now
Dying in a desert simulator
But she also wouldn't be able to install and set up windows. What I'm saying is if Linux was pre installed like windows is, most people could manage to use it without much of an issue.
Linux really isn't a tech nightmare anymore, even my extremely technophobia partner can manage to use Linux now and most programs have a GUI so you can pretty much avoid ever opening the terminal if you really don't want to.
Time did not exist before this date
This sounds like it's more of an issue with Veterans Affairs Canada being inappropriate and unhelpful. It's not an issues with the MAID program.