Here are a few that occurred to me. I hope you'll add to them....

To be born safely into the world, and as equal to all others
To be able to live in dignity
To have access to free education about the world as long as you want and need
To have a roof over your head and be able to sleep comfortably and refreshingly
To have access to healthy food and water
To have a right to your own opinions and the expressing of them
To have the right to know everything about decisions made on your behalf
To be cared for if you are sick, irrespective of means, throughout your life
To be encouraged and assisted to be a creative contributor to society and self
To be able to laugh each day
To have children
To be treated as an equal, with equal rights, whatever your gender, race, age, location, sexual preference, political or religious beliefs
To belong in a society that supports all these rights
To be protected by that society from external harm
To be allowed to die in dignity, and, if necessary, at a time and place of your own choosing.

Are there any maximum conditions to quality of life?

I can only think of one universal maximum: that your own happiness can never be built on the deprivation of others.

Many of these rights cost money. What we argue about is the best way to provide these universal rights.


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