Nietzsche paraphrases the Ancient Greek wisdom of Silenus

Nietzsche paraphrases the Ancient Greek wisdom of Silenus,

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Having kids... in this economy?!

Parents want the best for their children, even if they don't have the power to guarantee their happiness. Is it worth the risk to create new life as the world is burning around us? Let's find out in this Wisecrack Edition: Is Having Babies Ethical?

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Ethically, Should You Have a Baby?

And every cave she came by trying to find her family reinforced that wisdom

And every cave she came by trying to find her family reinforced that wisdom.

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probably heard either relaying some bit of nononsense pragmatic wisdom about the only

probably heard either relaying some bit of no-nonsense pragmatic wisdom about the only

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Feynman's Lost Lecture (ft. 3Blue1Brown)

 What's up guys, Michael here to talk about people,

And specifically, is it good to have them?

Because increasingly, people are starting to think,

or Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are starting to argue

Of course, for folks who've always dreamed

of birthing a little tyke or two or a baker's dozen,

contemplating the idea of not bringing life

a positive way to pass down your superb head of hair

Or is there something irresponsible about bringing life

into this slowly sinking Titanic of a planet?

Let's find out in this Wisecrack Edition:

So, how has procreation historically been regarded?

that having children, if you can, is a good thing.

In the Bible, God tells a bunch of people,

And obviously, some people do still take this imperative

or just rent Cheaper by the Dozen 1 and 2.

was little more than an unwelcome side effect

i.e. doing sex could result in offspring,

via kids that will grow up and be just as miserable as you.

It's like your middle school health teacher told you,

Meanwhile, in his book, The Birth of Tragedy,

and next to that, it is better to die than to live.

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Philosophers call this view, that it is bad to be born

The most prominent contemporary proponent of antinatalism

is the South African philosopher David Benatar.

We talked about him in our video on Attack on Titan,

he argues that it would still be morally wrong

even if the world wasn't a greenhouse filled with farts.

See, Benatar thinks that there is an asymmetry

We all know it feels good to experience pleasure

and bad to experience pain, but Benatar argues,

if you are conscious that you are being deprived

that this 24-karat gold ice cream existed,

that you will likely never have the pleasure

even if we're not conscious of that lack of pain at all.

We don't have to be thinking about how it might feel

to be enjoying the state of non-cactus sitting.

Thus, the asymmetry between pain and pleasure.

gives them the ability to feel pleasure and pain.

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