For those of you who have read this, what are your thoughts on his argument?
I thought it was good, a good argument. And I know arguments.
>>8455685
Makes sense if you accept general utilitarian premises, I think.
I've read parts of it but it didn't interest me enough to read all of it, since I don't accept such premises.
>>8455685
What did you think of the argument against reading this book?
>>8455727
What was the argument against reading the book?
>>8455745
1) antinatalism is always a serious harm
2) its always wrong to not have children
3) all children should be had
see what I did there? I meak argument.
>>8455745
*posts smug animu face*
>he does thing I don't like
>he does it unironically
>thing I don't like is just a meme
>you fell for it (ha)
>you must be a [insert buzzword]
>>8455768
Would you not have to back up claim 1 though?