I'm pronatalist, and I think anti-natalism is philosophically incoherent, morally toxic, and totally misguided.
Should we care about the well-being of farmed animals, wild animals, and artificial beings? It depends on whether they're sentient. But what it sentience? The @SentienceInst offers some clarity here.
https://www.sentienceinstitute.org/blog/what-we-mean-by-sentience …
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This is the tricky issue of 'wild animal suffering' analyzed by Brian Tomasik. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_animal_suffering …
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Their definition: "the capacity to have positive and negative experiences". This is not a good enough reason to devalue humans. Life feeds on life. It's a competition. Humans shouldn't give up their advantages; that increeases the risk of losing.
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