According to the Future Well-Being Argument
A) Although a person's death is detrimental to her well-being after it occurs, it is not bad for her.
B) Since a person's death is not detrimental to her well-being after it occurs, it is not bad for her.
C) A person's death is detrimental to her well-being before it occurs, but not after it occurs.
D) Since a person's death is not detrimental to her lifetime well-being, it is not bad for her.

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The Future Well-Being Argument argues that a person's death is not bad for her because it does not harm her well-being after it occurs. Therefore, choice B is the best option as it directly reflects this argument. Choices A, C, and D all contain elements that are not consistent with the Future Well-Being Argument.