Foot notes that "there are objective, factual evaluations of such things as human sight, hearing, memory, and concentration, based on the life form of our own species." How does this claim feature in her argument? Why, if one accepts this claim, should human will be evaluated on the basis of facts about the nature of human beings?

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The Answer of Foot notes that "there are objective, factual evaluations of such things as human sight, hearing, memory, and concentration, based on the life form of our own species." How does this claim feature in her argument? Why, if one accepts this claim, should human will be evaluated on the basis of facts about the nature of human beings?

Foot Notes That "There Are Objective, Factual Evaluations of Such