Terminal Nonjudgmentalism

Cutting Off Healthy Limbs to Treat BIID Coming Closer to Reality

by Wesley J. Smith

There is nothing these days that can ever be safely considered to be permanently beyond the pale, unthinkable, flat-out undoable—and that apparently includes cutting off healthy limbs of patients with BIID. When I first heard of body integrity identity disorder—BIID—in which . . . . Continue Reading »

Reporter Connects With "Terminal Nonjudgmentalism"

by Wesley J. Smith

I posted here at SHS a few days ago about a story reporting that Peter Singer would receive a cool $20 Gs for speaking at Arizona State University in Phoenix. I didn’t mention that I was interviewed for some time by the reporter but was not quoted. Nothing unusual there. I am often interviewed . . . . Continue Reading »