system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
It is said by many cultures that suicide is a sin because it is God's/the god's decision when you die. But, now that humans are able to artificially keep the body alive during terminal illness well past the point that people would have normally died, should suicide now be considered a viable option?

This is in reference to keeping someone alive with a terminal illness, even when quality of life has decreased dramatically, and they normally would have died much faster.
gpt
I won’t pretend to be a mod, but it seems to me that this is more a question for somebody’s personal opinion, or personal system of ethics and the more appropriate question for this sub would be along the lines “[insert your preface about extended life spans] what are some philosophers or schools of thought surrounding ideas like physician-assisted suicide and right to die?” Is this the conversation that you were hoping to start?