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Oh, that was unexpected. The objections I’ve heard thus far have been about overpopulation. Tell me more about that.
by SlowBro 9y ago
Oh, that was unexpected. The objections I’ve heard thus far have been about overpopulation. Tell me more about that.
- kbd 9y agoIt's ok, other powers at work here. The lady who I likely would be married to had I wanted children was into permaculture, so I take the unlikely turn of conversation as a little dig from Him. > Tell me more about that. Groaning at discussing personal stuff on HN, but here goes: I don't enjoy life or find it rewarding. I'd likely have killed myself a long time ago but don't because my life is not my own (bought with a price and so on). So how could I possibly want to create more people? I have many philosophical arguments against creating children as well, such as violating the agency of the unborn by forcing them into existence, or considering the generations of suffering and death (and damnation of some?) caused by creating children, who will have more children, ad infinitum. But none of that matters because God has a plan and it'll all make sense someday (after I die). So I (im?)patiently await that day.
- SlowBro 9y agoFeel free to ping me offline if you want to continue the conversation. You can even edit your comment and remove the personal stuff if you want :-) Address: Slow Bro 904 at Gmail.