Timmerman defends the asymmetry he does by appealing to which of the following considerations?
A) Difference in one's control over death and birth
B) Difference in the time that death and birth are "threats"
C) Difference in uncertainty about when death and birth occur
D) None of the above
E) All of the above

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Timmerman defends the asymmetry between death and birth by appealing to several considerations, including the difference in one's control over death and birth, the difference in the time that death and birth are considered "threats," and the difference in uncertainty about when death and birth occur. These considerations collectively support his argument for asymmetry.

Timmerman Defends the Asymmetry He Does by Appealing to Which