I (MostLogical) Should Commit Suicide

I will begin with a personal pep talk! When you take your life that is it. You have one and only life. End it - and you're finished. You will never, ever get another opportunity. First: I would like to have my opponent answer these questions in the next round. You must answer truthfully. Do you care about anyone? What are some of your favorite activities? Do you like food? What is your favorite type of food? Do you enjoy listening to music? Who is your favorite singer? That exceptional individual. The person who keeps you solid when no one else does. The person who remains by you when everybody exits. Envision the agony, the misery, the pain they would feel when you're no more. Regardless of the possibility that you don't think you have a unique individual worth living for, you do. You simply don't have any acquaintance with it yet. Passing won't alleviate the agony. Executing yourself won't be an alleviation to the torment. When you're dead, you're nothing. You no longer exist. In the event that you need alleviation from your anguish, you need to live. You need to connect and discover the valor to improve tomorrow then today. Keep in mind, there is promising finish to the present course of action. There is trust and things will show signs of improvement. It will show signs of improvement, I guarantee. Keep in mind, even the breaking point just has a hour. Quit concentrating on the negatives, rather, search for the positive things in life. Do you have astounding companions? Is it accurate to say that you are great at an instrument? Recall that, you're here on the grounds that a woman sufficiently minded to bring you into this world. So grasp that, with both hands. Rebuttals: “One of my exciting ideas is to go on the 'Mars One mission'. Once I reach the Red planet I'll take my helmet off, become the first man to breathe Martian air, and I'll say these famous last words whilst pointing upwards” -First of all, my opponent doesn’t explain the significance of this suicide. I mean, what is so significant about a man taking his helmet off in space, and dying? I wouldn’t call that significant, but rather stupid. You would be remembered as a idiot. -Studies have shown that it *is* possible to survive, and to live on Mars. Not only this, but it’s very possible to live on the “Red Planet” [1] The Red Planet may be cold and dry, but it harbors a wealth of resources that pioneering astronauts could extract and exploit, said Robert Zubrin, president and founder of the Mars Society. This non-profit organization advocates manned Mars exploration and is hosting its 16th annual conference on the topic Aug. 15-18 in Boulder, Colo. For example, astronauts could generate oxygen and rocket fuel (for potential trips home to Earth) by pulling feedstock out of the Red Planet's thin, carbon dioxide-dominated atmosphere, Zubrin said. And they could get all the water they need from the dirt under their boots. “My backup idea encase I live when I take my helmet off on Mars is to try and kill myself by using an elevator. Here's a picture that gave me the idea” -In order for my opponent to even consider going to Mars, he must be an astronaut. He has the full BoP to prove this to us. At this point, he is coming up with a whole bunch of fairytales, none of which are even probable. [2] An astronaut or cosmonaut is a person trained by a human spaceflight program to command, pilot, or serve as a crew member of a spacecraft. Although generally reserved for professional space travelers, the terms are sometimes applied to anyone who travels into space, including scientists, politicians, journalists, and tourists “The bottom line is killing myself via testing the safety of elevators will prevent someone else from dying.” -Nobody would use a human being as a test object for a car, or an elevator, it would be unethical. Again, my opponent is making faulty claims because we already have “objects” that we test out for car safety, and elevators. It’s called a “Crash Dummy” [3] A crash test dummy is a full-scale anthropomorphic test device (ATD) that simulates the dimensions, weight proportions and articulation of the human body, and is usually instrumented to record data about the dynamic behavior of the ATD in simulated vehicle impacts.[1] This data can include variables such as velocity of impact, crushing force, bending, folding, or torque of the body, and deceleration rates during a collision for use in crash tests. The more advanced dummies are sophisticated machines designed to behave as a human body and with many sensors to record the forces of an impact; they may cost over US$400,000 In closing, my opponent has argued how and why he would like to commit suicide, all of which he wouldn’t be able to do because: A) He is not qualified to go to Marz. B) He would not be allowed to be a test object for an elevator. sources: [1] http://www.space.com... [2] http://www.bing.com... [3] https://en.wikipedia.org...