> That's a grim take reality is grim > Our evolutionary cousins (eg. gazelle) are still being born and hunted because they have no choice. We do. > When I

> That's a grim take reality is grim > Our evolutionary cousins (eg. gazelle) are still being born and hunted because they have no choice. We do. > When I had no money I didn't wish that I'd never been born "make a lot of poor kids. They won't wish to never be born" doesn't sound like good advertisement to me... > My parents didn't have college degrees or loads of resources That's why they had a lot of kids. I am not talking about "reverse darwinism" which is BS, but about the fact that even the gazelle you talked about know that focusing on a few individuals is the key to helping your offspring. They make a lot of them, so that some of them sill survive. It's very simple logic. > Wishing for an ideal environment to raise children is pretty much a modern invention that doesn't correlate to history and nature. We agree on this: you have to be young and reckless to not consider all the things that could go wrong before actually doing them.