azza1625/createdebate-arguments huggingface dataset:
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

You must see the issues with using this as a defense.I'll replace birth with all of those synonyms and see how well they work out.arise: The sun began to birthcome: Birth here?come from: Where do you birth?come into existence: How did the universe birthcommence: I birthed to dispute your argument.dawn: The birth of a new day? derive: English was birthed of latinemanate: The sun births energy.emerge: I birthed out of the house.flow: The birth of the river was down stream.hail from: Where were you birthedissue: I've been birthed a subpoena.proceed: I birthed to write a sentence for everyone.result: The end birth of the game was 46 to 7.rise: The people need to birth up against their tyrant.start: I birthed this sentence thinking it'd be easy.stem Bullying births* from abuse.I don't think synonyms worked out too well.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

You wasted a lot of time in your effort to show everyone that you have no clue in how to word a sentence... let alone use a Thesaurus.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

just like you've shown everyone you don't know how to use actual definitions.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Down vote for the truth eh Chuz?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Down-voted for the un-necessary personal attack.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

sure sure justify you're insanity any way you want.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Really don't like the truth do ya Chuz?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

You are projecting now.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

When someone on my side of the issue starts to believe you on that, I'll take into consideration what they might have to say about it.But I would ask any pro-lifer who believes that "life begins at conception" - how that isn't the same thing as saying a child is born or first "comes into existence" at conception.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

I'm sure many Pro-Lifers would agree with me that you don't know how to use actual definitions.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Send them to me. Maybe I can enlighten them - even if I can't do the same for you.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

enlighten them how synonyms equal actual definitions? Boy you sure are insane.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

What's the definition of a 'synonym?' Einstein?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

you don't even know that definition? How sad.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Here i'll post it for you.syn·o·nym noun \ˈsi-nə-ˌnim\Definition of SYNONYM1: one of two or more words or expressions of the same language that have the same or nearly the same meaning in some or all senses
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Now i'll post definition of conception and birth for you.con·cep·tion (kn-spshn)n.1.a. Formation of a viable zygote by the union of the male sperm and female ovum; fertilization.birth (bûrth)n.1.a. The emergence and separation of offspring from the body of the mother.Now those are not the same meaning now are they?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

need me to do anything else to make it easier for you to understand Chuz? I know I must of used some words too big for a 15 year old.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Your immaturity is on display for everyone. Your actual age may or may not be a factor in that.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Your immaturity is on display for everyone.Your actual age may or may not be a factor in that.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

You have cherry picked two definitions which do not seem to support the fact that the word Conception is a synonym for the word 'birth.' In doing so, You have omitted the definition or definitions which DO support the fact that they are synonyms. From your own previous post.  Definition of SYNONYM1: one of two or more words or expressions of the same language that have the same or nearly the same meaning in some - or - all senses  You have managed to further undermine your own credibility.AGAIN.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

con·cep·tion (kn-spshn)n.1.a. Formation of a viable zygote by the union of the male sperm and female ovum; fertilization.b. The entity formed by the union of the male sperm and female ovum; an embryo or zygote.2.a. The ability to form or understand mental concepts and abstractions.b. Something conceived in the mind; a concept, plan, design, idea, or thought. See Synonyms at idea.3. Archaic A beginning; a start.birth (bûrth)n.1.a. The emergence and separation of offspring from the body of the mother.b. The act or process of bearing young; parturition: the mare's second birth.c. The circumstances or conditions relating to this event, as its time or location: an incident that took place before my birth; a Bostonian by birth.2.a. The set of characteristics or circumstances received from one's ancestors; inheritance: strong-willed by birth; acquired their wealth through birth.b. Origin; extraction: of Swedish birth; of humble birth.c. Noble or high status: persons of birth.3. A beginning or commencement. See Synonyms at beginning.tr.v. birthed, birth·ing, births Chiefly Southern U.S.1. To deliver (a baby).2. To bear (a child).Their happy? or will you still claim i didn't post full definition?You have managed to further undermine your own credibility.Sure sure what ever works with your insanity.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

"Their happy?" Ummm... it's "there" not "their."And... do you still deny they are synonyms?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

aww how cute you correct minor errors when proven wrong.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

You have managed to prove yourself wrong and you are too ignorant, stupid or into your own denial to see it. It's embarassing.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

talking to yourself again? You might want to check into a mental hospital.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

ah yes forgot the Insane don't like being helped.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Yes, he does, just being related to some kind of beginning does not make them synonyms. They need to still be related to the same kind of beginning. Otherwise, they are only synonyms to the word beginning and not to each other
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

In fact I showed you that you can't just replace any word with it's synonym to suit your purpose.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

You might think that you did - but most of those expressions you butchered could be reworded to use the synonym in the proper context.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Well then do that. Use birth properly in the place of all of those words.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Uhhh. No. I'm not going to waste my time doing that. Maybe someone else will enlighten you and show you how wrong you are.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Well I mean if you are the opposition and you truly care about the point you tried to make, maybe you could show me how these words are supposed to be used. I've never seen birth interchanged with those words before. Maybe birth of a new day, but that's about it.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

It only takes one to make the point that they are synonymous (per the definition that YOU cited)...And you just provided one.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Well I'm unconvinced that any synonym would work. I believe that as I proved, that the synonym only worked in that rare case.Birth of a new day, is the same as a dawn of a new day. Yet the derivative of a new day does not work. Because synonyms are similar words not the exact same. The definition of birth is when a child becomes a separate entity from it's mother, the conception is when it is created.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Someone has failed you in your education. If you are still in school (I suspect that you are) you should consult an English / Literature teacher and maybe they can help.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

You are making unwarranted claims you have yet to prove to me how birth is always replaceable with it's synonyms.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

You are making unwarranted claims you have yet to prove to me how birth is always replaceable with it's synonyms. Again, you need someone more qualified in teaching English and the proper use of a Thesaurus than me.You haven't shown any real consideration for anything that proves against your denials yet... so I doubt even an English professor could reason with you at this point.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

If that is the case then we need someone more qualified in the teachings of english to make the claim that since birth is synonymous with conception that life begins at birth.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

When a woman becomes pregnant... What is she pregnant with? If she's pregnant with her young or her child - when did it "come into existence" if it was not at the moment that it was conceived? Conception gives birth to the new child. Parturition is the child's delivery from the womb.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

So conception of a new day is the same as birth of a new day?If one rises for the pledge of allegiance, were they just conceived for it?Was the english language conceived from latin?If it won't work for every instance it doesn't count. When people say birth of a new day they are being poetic, a new day is not literally born, the sun just rose.Conception is not literally birth, it's conception, that is all.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

"This is why a single embryonic cell, born at conception, can differentiate into all the different structures of the body.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

"According to the results of the studies, children who were conceived through IVF are no different from those children who were born at conception, "naturally."
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

The basis you are arguing on is that in the documents of the scientists, that they chose a word that suits your arguments. For instance the word 'child' being used to describe the fetus in the womb, calling it child in utero, and the word 'born' being used to describe conception, yet in the case of pro-life and pro-abortions' opposites, you chose to go with the basic definitions.Your two arguments contradict each other because in this one you refuse to accept the definition while in the other one you claimed the definition is everything.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

I used the same language these scientists used. You claimed that conception is not synonymous with the word birth and I just showed you that it is. Are you still going to maintain that denial, even as I find more and more examples to prove you wrong?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

I never said it's not synonymous, I said that just because it's synonymous does not mean it can be used to replace the word.Then I commenced (o gave birth) to showing you how it does not work in any case.Poets use poetic license to turn synonyms into the word they are trying to convey, to add some weight to it, you can not.Life does not begin at birth.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

" I never said it's not synonymous, I said that just because it's synonymous does not mean it can be used to replace the word. " I showed you that it can be and has been.You (as expected) went into denial.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

That does not make the beggining of life birth.If the beggining of life is birth, then by definition when the child is born, it is now alive, and now has rights, but up until it is born abortion or any other means of killing it should be perfectly legal. So way to defeat your anti-abortion arguments.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

" That does not make the beggining of life birth. If the beggining of life is birth,.." begging?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

"That does not make the beggining of life birth. If the beggining of life is birth," begginning?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Because the definition of birth does not support the definition of conception.Those are words, that were used interchangeably while, the scientists were writing their thesis, not actual definitions.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

"Because the definition of birth does not support the definition of conception. " Conception4. origin or beginning from its conception the plan was a failurehttp://www.thefreedictionary.com/conception BIRTH "3. the coming into existence of something; origin" http://www.thefreedictionary.com/birth
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

The emergence of a baby or other young from the body of its mother; the start of life as a physically separate being.Proving that definitions are an unreliable source.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

I see how it works. First you claim that the  definitions do not support my claims  and then, when I show you that they actually do support my claims, you say that only  proves that definitions are an unreliable source. If the definitions are such an unreliable fucking source, why did you ask for them?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

I never asked for definitions. Yet what you are showing me is a completely different definition than the one I've been reading. The definition you showed me is almost the opposite of the definition I showed you.The issue we are arguing over is almost completely the point of semantics.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

These words have real and applicable meanings. It's not a simple matter or semantics. It is the moment of conception that a new organism originates or  comes into existence and by that criteria, conception is the actual birth of the organism. Parturition simply denotes the already existing organism's departure from the womb.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

If birth is when a being becomes separate from it's host, how is that the same as when it's implanted into it's host?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

"If birth is when a being becomes separate from it's host, how is that the same as when it's implanted into it's host?" Who claimed that implantation is a birth?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

You did. You said conception is the same as birth.Because you said life begins at conception and you are now saying that life begins at birth.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Do you really not know the difference between implantation and conception?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

I know that there's a small difference and guess what else, they're synonyms.LOL!
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

LOL! You seriously don't know how to use a thesaurus. Conception is not even listed among those synonyms. You are seriously grasping at straws now.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

So you mean to tell me you did not see concept among that list?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

And before you say concept is not conception here's the definition.A plan or intention; a conception.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Conception is not a synonym of implantation for a reason. THEY are not synonyms for one another. You are using the synonym of a synonym to make a lame ass attempt to make it look like they (conception and implantation) are synonyms....But I am not that easily duped and I doubt that anyone else is either.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

yet i showed, in very much the same way you showed me, how those two words are similar and thus interchangeable.Did you not see the definition? Was it not the same? Was the same word, with the same definition not on the synonym list?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Yet I showed, in very much the same way you showed me, how those two words are similar and thus interchangeable.Did you not see the definition? Was it not the same? Was the same word, with the same definition not on the synonym list?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Any fool can see that you are trying to use a synonym of a synonym to base your claim and that I am not doing that.Birth and Conception are already synonyms of one another... there is no need to go through all the contortions like you are (above) to make that point.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Concept already is conception so that's not contorting anything.Conception is implantation. The male is implanting his seed into a female. Implantation is not birth.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Conception is when the fertilization process is complete and a new life is formed. Birth is when that life is pushed out of mom's you know what and enters the world.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

One of the definitions for the word birth is to  originate  or to  begin. True or False?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Conception is when a new life is created. Birth is when the baby comes out of mom's whoo ha.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

It's a biological fact that Conception gives birth to a new organism.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

"The DNA mutation at conception gives birth to new species, and can bring both wonder for its variation and confusion for the explanation of its existence upon discovery. "
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

It was completely dead, timeless and devoid of life, until it exited through the vagina where it instantly gained life and movement.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

I loved your use of sarcasm in this! Voted up!
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

You posted on the wrong side dude.The question is "if life begins at birth" not if it starts at conception
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

But it's one and the same point in time.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

You are wrong. Conception and birth are two different things. .
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Agreed, but you posted on the wrong side. .
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Of course life begins at birth! Even if you believe in reincarnation, that we are all born equal, and with this begins a new life, even if reincarnation exists, how do you prove it?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Yes of course!! When your mother had you, you were very much a teency weency little living thing swimming and sleeping in your mother's stomach
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Life begins at some point in the belly, conscious life begins some point later on. That is the way I see it.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

life begins at the moment of conception hands down. Once conception happens even if you are a single cell at the time you are very much alive.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Up vote. I agree. .
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

I don't think so personally I think that it begins when the brain is fully developed and working. If we are classed as dead when the brain stops working why not alive when the brain starts to work?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Why do you feel the origin of an organism's life has to be determined by the criteria we decide is the end of that organism's life? The legal end of a life is not necessarily defined by the same standards that the origin or beginning of a life is defined by.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Because if the brain has stopped working then we're dead so that must mean it is our life-line and that life is likely to start when the brain has developed fully.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

You don't see how that is faulty logic? What does the day I crash or destroy my car have to do with the day it was manufactured or how it came to be manufactured?
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

But I'm not talking about a car though am I? I'm talking about humans and the start of their life. Not exactly faulty when I'm only talking about humans I never said it applied to anything else.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

I guess it comes down to how objective you are with your respect for and understanding of the word "begin"If you can fool yourself into thinking something can actually begin at any point after it has already been alive for awhile? What can I say? I can't do that.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

I never thought of it this way, but come to think of it you seem very reasonable. Death is defined by when the brain stops working, so it makes perfect sense for life to be defined by when the brain starts working.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

(shaking my head)Clearly, you and I don't have the same idea of what is and what is not 'logical.'For me, logic is more about a strict adherence to the facts than it is about that which is "seemingly reasonable" and other conveniences.Sometimes logic is not convenient at all.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

brain is fully developed when you are about 15 years old.. .
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Fine then when it starts to work. and it's fully developed at age 25 not 15.http://www.academic.marist.edu/mwwatch/fall05/science1.htm
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

sorry, missed number two... I should do some proof reading before posting :D
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

No, because sperm are alive, and as soon as they fertilize the egg, life begins
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

then ever masturbation is a genocide or mass murder :D
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

nope, the sperm is not alive as it does not follow the characteristis of a living creatures.A fertilized egg however fits the bill
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

I believe that life begins at conception but I am still prochoice. .
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Live began at least 3.5 billion years ago.We don't know for sure if the life we have on Earth began here or was brought from another world by meteorites. Life on our planet has been literally the same since it began. We are the same first cell that we would consider to have been alive, which kept dividing for the past 3.5 billion years. We can be considered descendants from that cell, but in reality we are the same cell that kept dividing and changing gradually, working with its self, against its self, eating its self, etc. The sperm which fecundated the egg and the egg, which divided in your mother's womb for 9 months, are both descendants from that same original cell. What we call "birth" is something completely arbitrary which has meaning to us only because we reached that consensus. Without us to call it "birth", it would have no value. You didn't become alive today, nor 20 years ago, nor 20 years and 9 months ago.tl;dr You became alive ~3.5 billion years ago, but you've only been aware of it for a few decades.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Life never began and life never ends. The life force is an eternal cycle. Have no fear, my friends.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

Using your logic, there is no basis for laws against murder. An individual lifes being or physical existence has a clear point of origin. Conception.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: Yes`

I am an Anarchist so we can agree on that. :)
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Actually, though the life doesn't end (reincarnation or whatever Buddhist believes happens after someone is shot through the brain), their family won't see the person for many, many years, and this would clearly cause some distress. I'm not really agreeing with his position of life never starts or ends, but some info about what could be derived from his opinions always helps.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Life and concious life are two different things. Life can exist in form of only one cell, but we are not sure when concious life begins...
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

When the brain begins to control the body or switches on that is the start of life on my opinion.