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I certainly agree that they take it too far. I don't see what's so great about a planet with no people, and how it is it better than what we have now. What I d
by bajsejohannes 16y ago
I certainly agree that they take it too far. I don't see what's so great about a planet with no people, and how it is it better than what we have now.
What I do find interesting, is the idea that having a child can be seen in an environmental and altruistic light. For me, it was a new thought that not having kids might be a good choice for myself, my girlfriend and the world in general.
An empty world would be a horribly sad thing, but perhaps a billion fewer people would make the world better for the remaining six billion. (And for the record, I'm talking about voluntarily getting fewer, not any forced methods)
- Tichy 16y agoWouldn't the exact same arguments also work for suicide? Just saying - there might be other aspects we tend to consider when deciding to stay alive.