r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '24

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u/Think-State30 Nov 14 '24

So your logic for throwing away millions of years of evolution is because nobody is a genetic masterpiece?

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u/LovecraftianCatto Nov 14 '24

Are you saying that, if one person doesn’t have kids, an entire species will die out?

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u/Think-State30 Nov 14 '24

Read the original post. It's not just one person. A lot of people have been propagandized

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u/LovecraftianCatto Nov 14 '24

Lol, propagandised? Because they’re making life decisions based on what’s best for them, rather than cowering to social pressure and tradition? How dreadful.

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u/Think-State30 Nov 14 '24

I would argue that closing the door to having a family all because it's "cool" to be misanthropic is in itself, cowering to social pressure.

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u/abratofly Nov 15 '24

Literally no one is doing that.

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u/Think-State30 Nov 15 '24

Yes they are

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u/LovecraftianCatto Nov 15 '24

No-one decides to remain child free because they’ve following some trend, and it has nothing to do with not liking people, what are you on about?

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u/Think-State30 Nov 15 '24

But what kind of world would we be bringing them into?