At 1/22/22 01:09 PM, GenericDungeonSlime wrote:
I genuinely can't understand the argument being made in the OP, but...
I can’t speak for OP either. But he may be trying to be vague on purpose because of [REDACTED] but anyway
Yes, this is objectively the best and most moral decision to make. Stable households produce better outcomes for children almost entirely across the board. I don't know how anyone could look at the modern landscape in regards to family formation and consider it anything but a horror story and cautionary tale.
A-fucking-men
At 1/22/22 01:17 PM, Dan232 wrote:
Cant there be a middle way, where there is enough people to sustain it on a cultural influence level with lack of infighting but not too much where it creates problems of food shortage?
I simply don’t believe there is such a thing as too many people. The world is fucking yuuuuuge. You can easily fit every human being shoulder-to-shoulder on Madagascar. You can fit every human being comfortably across all six habitable continents in the density of a Dallas suburb.
But who is to say we can’t terraform Antarctica? Or dig underground? Or build space stations? Or drain the oceans, shoot the water onto Mars, and have a planet 40% land instead of 30% land?
This whole “controlled population” and “don’t reproduce!” shit makes me mad because it just does not have to be this way. If we can shut down the whole planet for two weeks for a cough, we can make a dent in at least one of the suggestions above.