Marquis argues that there is no difference between "human being" as a biological category and "human being" as a moral category and that this is why the pro-choice argument fails.

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Marquis argues that the moral category of "human being" is distinct from the biological category. He believes that what makes killing wrong is not merely being biologically human but rather the loss of the victim's future value, which is a moral consideration. This distinction is central to his critique of both pro-choice and pro-life positions, as he focuses on the future value of the fetus rather than its biological status.

Marquis Argues That There Is No Difference Between "Human Being