Multiple Choice
According to subsequentism
A) A person's death is bad for her after it occurs.
B) A person's death is bad for her at all times at which she occupies a well-being level of zero.
C) A person's death is bad for her at the moment she dies.
D) A person's death is bad for her at times at which she no longer occupies any well-being level.
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