Colocar alguém no mundo é um ato cruel. — David Benatar

BECOME A MEMBER OF THE CHANNEL:    / @abelpatacaap   FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM:   / abel_pataca   Bringing someone into the world is a gesture that we carry as love — but perhaps it is, in essence, an act of selfishness disguised as affection. In this video, we explore the central idea of ​​philosopher David Benatar: antinatalism as an ethical response to the suffering inherent in life. Based on his work “Better Never to Have Been” (2006), we also go through reflections by Cioran, Schopenhauer, and evolutionary psychology to understand why birth can be morally problematic. The video is not an empty provocation. It is a dive into hard — but necessary — truths. If you have ever wondered if life is really worth living, here is a starting point for an honest answer. References: David Benatar – Better Never to Have Been: The Harm of Coming into Existence (2006) Emil Cioran – Breviary of Decomposition (1949) Arthur Schopenhauer – The World as Will and Representation (1819) Thomas Metzinger – The Ego Tunnel (2009) #antinatalism #davidbenatar #existential philosophy #suffering #ethics #existence #evolutionary psychology #nihilism #cioran #lifeorharm #reflection