This doesn't change the fact that using death to solve inequality I'm not saying it will solve inequality, I'm saying it is preventing it from being far, far,

This doesn't change the fact that using death to solve inequality I'm not saying it will solve inequality, I'm saying it is preventing it from being far, far, far worse than it already is. Do you feel like we're solving the inequalities we currently have enough to unleash something that will make things one hundred times worse? Knowing that once it is unleashed it will be almost impossible to reverse? is like using a nuclear bomb to heat your dinner. You're proposing that we remove the nuclear bomb that has been heating the food we've been eating for the last 1 billion years and assuming we'll just figure out something else. I do not understand your pessimism. Historically speaking, humanity tends to solve the problems it encounters I guess my pessimism stems from a different perspective of what it means to "solve our problems". I look around the world as it is today and I don't feel like we genuinely have solved any of the problems at the core of human existence.