Another route to anti-natalism is via what I call a “misanthropic”
argument. According to this argument humans are a deeply flawed and a
destructive species that is responsible for the suffering and deaths of
billions of other humans and non-human animals. If that level of
destruction were caused by another species we would rapidly recommend
that new members of that species not be brought into existence.
Although Rustin Cohle does not explicitly employ misanthropy in support of his anti-natalism, he is certainly misanthropic. For example, he observes astutely that “people incapable of guilt usually do have a good time.
- We Are Creatures That Should Not Exist: The Theory of Anti-Natalism
Although Rustin Cohle does not explicitly employ misanthropy in support of his anti-natalism, he is certainly misanthropic. For example, he observes astutely that “people incapable of guilt usually do have a good time.
- We Are Creatures That Should Not Exist: The Theory of Anti-Natalism
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