Platform rights and natural rights

Platform rights lie close to so-called natural human rights and their related theories. The fundamental difference between them, however, is that natural human rights are based on and derived from a theoretical assumption, a fiction (they are believed to exist in Nature and be discoverable through Reason, or to come from God), while platform rights come from a logical finding based on fact (states are individualisation mechanisms for humans).

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