「産んでくれと頼んでない」という思想──反出生主義とは何か

"I don't remember ever asking to be born." Have you ever had that thought? The philosophy that lies at the root of this simple feeling is "anti-natalism." This video explains what this philosophy is, without taking an endorsement or opposition, as neutrally as possible. *This is an explanation of a philosophy, not an endorsement. It does not negate the lives of people living today, nor does it intend to hurt anyone. ▼ Table of Contents 00:00 Opening 01:12 Ch.1 What is Anti-Natalism? 02:28 Ch.2 The Genealogy of "It's Better Not to Be Born" 03:44 Ch.3 The Core: The Asymmetry of Pleasure and Pain 05:10 Ch.4 The Question of "Birth Without Consent" 06:24 Ch.5 Why is it Spreading Now? 07:35 Ch.6 Strong Counterarguments Still Remain 08:57 Ending ▼ Related Videos    • 「一生独身のイタイ女」の正体──こじらせではなく"数字"の問題だった      • 独身は年金に「タダ乗り」なのか──世代間の損得をデータで検証する   ▼ About the Channel News and "common sense" can reveal a completely different picture when viewed through data. This channel explains familiar social themes such as declining birth rates, marriage, money, population, and ideology in an easy-to-understand way using diagrams and data. Let's update our understanding of the world's "true state" by verifying data rather than blindly accepting conventional wisdom. 🔎 We share "Society Seen Through Data" that you'll want to share with others. 💬 Your comments and 👍 likes are a great encouragement for creating the next video. 🔔 Subscribe to the channel to stay updated on new releases. ▼ References ・David Benatar, Better Never to Be Born: The Harm of Existence (Suzusawa Shoten) ・E.M. Cioran, The Catastrophe of Birth (Kinokuniya Shoten) ・Schopenhauer, The World as Will and Representation ・Sophocles, Oedipus at Colonus ▼ Related Tags #AntiNatalism #Philosophy #Benatar #Ethics #LowBirthrate #Bioethics #DiagrammaticDataSociety ▼ Software Used VOICEVOX x Ryusei Aoyama ────────── *This video does not endorse any specific lifestyle or choice. When you are feeling distressed, please don't keep it all to yourself. Please reach out to a counseling service in your area or to "Lifeline (0570-783-556)".