Lizza thinks that the "decapitation gambit" shows that
A) Defining human death is not a strictly biological matter
B) Total brain failure is an acceptable criterion for determining human death
C) Human death can be defined as the irreversible loss of the psychophysical integration of the human being
D) All of the above

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The "decapitation gambit" argument suggests that defining human death involves considerations beyond mere biology (A), acknowledges total brain failure as a criterion for death (B), and emphasizes the loss of psychophysical integration as a definition of death (C). Thus, all options are aspects of the argument.

Lizza Thinks That the "Decapitation Gambit" Shows That