JDG wrote: > > Moreover, what you really mean is "capable of being biologically separate". > I don't think that the word "independent" really applies to newbies - > even without considering the role of incubators, respirators, and IV's in > the process. Moreover the <entity> is not actually separate until birth, > what you really mean is being capable of separation. > The <entity> is separate even before birth: topologically, the <entity> is totally separate from the <entity's host>. An intestinal parasite is more attached to its host than the <entity> to the <entity's mother>.
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