Alright, so today's 4/20 and I was looking through my argument feed and was like "o.O... I'll worry about that later."  So instead of all the really long arguments with lots of interesting points that I don't want to shift through right now, I instead want to get your thoughts on how I view people:

Baically, I see them as a pool of some crazy shit that happens to function properly.  When you see humans with disorders, I just think of them as machines with defective parts.  Depending on the severity of the defectiveness, you'd choose on whether to throw it away or try and fix it.  With humans, I find it interesting how defective they have to be to even be considered too broken to try to fix.  

Consider a computer with a motherboard that is completely fried, and the CPU has been completely wiped and corroted.  Most of us would decide to just throw the computer away instead of buying parts to replace it. 

This goas for a lot of shit.  But with humans, we will consider throwing them away the final option (in most cases).  I saw someone with a lazy eye and thought of them as a robot with a broken photon capturer.  It looks weird, but it still gets the job done (just to a limited extent).  

Here's the main thing, though:  As a society, are we reaching the point of treating humans like objects instead of individuals?  If humans serve to benefit society, what happens with humans who end up being a burden or a harm to society instead of an asset?  Are individuals more important or is society?