The possibility that a never-born child could develop a technology that washed the carbon-stink from a million people not a line item in the graph. Anti-natalism going mainstream. Have babies in its face:pic.twitter.com/Gf6zk9CUdL
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Is it clear to anyone why antinatalists don't also advocate suicide? Do they, and I just missed it?
The only reason they don't is because they know if would make antinatalism look even less appealing.
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That’s what I’ve argued as well. It’s pretty clear that antinatalism leads to “suicide is morally good.”
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It's already got a problem in that it's easily the most boring philosophical position one can take.
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Plus, they are hypocrites
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Antinatalism is cultural suicide.
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I apologise
@primalpoly that some of my past tweets misunderstood thinking "antinatalism" included ANY position that included voluntarily limiting how many children you have.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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