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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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Do humans have any intrinsic value? If so, what?
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Many philosophers have argued that they do, but not all philosophers agree to this thesis.

Here's one kind of argument (a basic form of a kind of argument that has been influential): the value that we're talking about here is what is valuable for us in relation to what we are willing to occur, but other humans are unlike other factors in the world we're willing about (like eating cake or buying a Lexus) in that the other human is not only something that might have value for what we are willing to occur, but is also an instance of the agency that is willing things to occur, and as such is not only something that might have value for us with respect to what we will, but is also an instance of that activity which is the basis of anything's having any such value whatsoever (i.e. the human is an instance of the activity of willing), so that human beings accordingly have an intrinsic value which other things lack, on the basis that they are not merely what has such value but also the condition of any such value whatsoever.