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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
I Believe saving highly-premature babies is a waste of money CMV

It's inefficient use of health care dollars that could spent A LOT more efficiently on other health measures. I believe if you're not biologically fit to survive when you're born then you shouldn't survive at all, just like nature intended. 

Also, not only are they a burden on the health system when they're born, but they're a constant burden on the health system their whole life. 

also something i've noticed on CMV lately... "I hold an obvious opinion, change my view to something less obvious"
gpt
Nature isn't a person. Nature cannot have intents. It makes no sense to say that nature didn't "intend" for that baby to live. 

Additionally, why is it that the fact that a baby cannot survive without elaborate health measures imply that the baby doesn't deserve to live? 

So basically, nature doesn't intend anything, it's not a conscious being. Even if it could, why is it true that what nature "intends" is a moral imperative?