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The Three Principles of Eudaimonia hold that eudaimonia is the foot, and morality is the shoe. When eudaimonia grows large, the foot grows large, and the shoe must grow large as well. For a person on the verge of starvation, their eudaimonia is minimal, and their morality is likewise minimal. At the brink of death, parents exchanging children and then consuming each other's children—such things become possible.
Regarding the question of abortion, it depends on whether anyone loves this child. One should not remain at the level of moral appeal, but must take practical action. If someone loves this child, they should purchase the child and raise it to adulthood. (A security deposit should be required to prevent abuse of the child.)