Why do North Americans and Japanese have different perspectives on harvesting human organs from those not yet declared dead?
What will be an ideal response?
In North America, the body is viewed as a machine that can be repaired, making the practice of organ transplantation acceptable. By contrast, in Japan, a person's identity is located throughout the body, making organ transplantation less acceptable.
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