Please provide a single example of when &quot;all things being equal and outside of coercion&quot; (using your extremely broad definition of &#x27;coercion&#x27;) a human made a choice to live rather than die.<p>Or is your &#x27;universal attribute&#x27; some sort of &#x27;ideal&#x27; that doesn&#x27;t actually ever happen and thus is completely useless for defining the set of &#x27;human&#x27; and &#x27;not human&#x27;, let alone &#x27;moral&#x27; and &#x27;immoral&#x27;.