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Unless I've gone blinder the author seems to have put no thought towards what sort of childhoods might be had by those whose parents had had them purely for mon
by KwanEsq 3y ago
Unless I've gone blinder the author seems to have put no thought towards what sort of childhoods might be had by those whose parents had had them purely for monetary gain.
Perhaps this is a satirical post?
- PixyMisa 3y agoIt reads a little like Swift's Modest Solution, but I think he's dead serious.
- throwaw1yyy 3y agoImagine a child who knows their parents had them for no reason but social pressure or a mistake A dog is happy to run through grass and you need not parental love to find your own happiness - I say this from experience I will have children because I enjoy them, a shallow self interest to enjoy my life
- diob 3y agoI'm a bit confused about what you're trying to say. Parental love is a big factor in folks lives / happiness.
- _dain_ 3y agothis is robin hanson we're talking about. the guy who wrote "age of em" where quadrillions of simulated people work in cubicle farms for subsistence wages and this is good because their lives are slightly better than nothing at all.