Harris says, "Another plausible objection is the natural reluctance to play God with men's lives, the feeling that it is wrong to make any attempt to re-allot the life opportunities that fate has determined, that the deaths of Y and Z would be ________, whereas the death of anyone killed to save them would have been perpetrated by men."

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The context suggests that Harris is discussing the idea that the deaths of Y and Z would occur naturally, as opposed to being caused by human intervention, which would be the case if someone were killed to save them.

Harris Says, "Another Plausible Objection Is the Natural Reluctance to Play