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As a counter point, why should he/she bring another human in this world, fully knowing that the quality of life is going down? And, there are already 7B+ peopl
by justaguyhere 7y ago
As a counter point, why should he/she bring another human in this world, fully knowing that the quality of life is going down?
And, there are already 7B+ people in this planet, why add more?
- challenger22 7y agoA less-good-than-it-would-have-been-30-years-ago life can still be a good life, easily. Would you rather be born in the year 2050 or never exist at all?
- mrguyorama 7y agoCan't help but feel like if I wasn't alive I really wouldn't care either way, since you know, I don't exist
- refurb 7y agoAs a counter point, why should he/she bring another human in this world Because we don't know that at all? Jesus, what a depressing comment.
- rabidrat 7y ago> Millennials and Gen Z Increasingly Pessimistic About Their Lives, Survey Finds
- Faark 7y agoI get that especially families in some regions having countless kids is probably not helping all of us. But not wanting kids to make the world a better place is having it backwards. We need to make the world a better place precisely for our kids. Leaving a mark by keeping our evolutionary branch going (aka kids, their kids and so on) is pretty much the only task we got from life. Everything else we are, feel and have accomplished exists exclusively to achieve this goal and won't have mattered the day the last of whatever we consider "us" dies.