Antinatalism | Life on the Edge
Is it morally sound to bring children into a world that seems to be crumbling? According to a growing number of Millennials and Gen Z, the answer is no. Once considered fringe, antinatalism—the view that it’s morally impermissible to bring a child into existence—is moving into mainstream discussions. Some antinatalists point to climate change, others point to the threat of societal collapse, but all agree that the best way to do right by future generations is to not create them. Watch to get inside the mind of an antinatalist and learn why some are speaking out against procreation. Edge: Body Debates \ Discover more at backslash.com Follow us: Instagram: @tbwabackslash Linkedin: @backslash Backslash is the cultural intelligence unit of TBWA. Through a dynamic hybrid of strategy, data, and journalism, we turn today’s stories into tomorrow’s opportunities.

Ethically, Should You Have a Baby?

"We Live in the Age of Delusions" - Peter Hitchens

The Predicament of Existence - David Benatar on Anti-Natalism

Learning About Antinatalism, with Amanda Sukenick

I Investigated The Human Extinction Movement (Antinatalism)

Is It Immoral To Have Children? | Talking with David Benatar

I Wish You Were Never Born - Antinatalist Documentary

Is Having Children Wrong? | Philosophy Tube

No Kids, No Regrets: My Story (Antinatalism)

“Having Children is Wrong” | Antinatalism

Episode 7, David Benatar, On Not Having Children

Anti-Natalism: The Argument To Stop Giving Birth

Anti-natalism expanded: Who I am, some thoughts on consent, giving good feedback.

Asking Parents If Having Kids Is Worth It

Society Lied to Us: We're all Wage Slaves, I Can Prove it.

arent we overpopulated? so why is low birthrate a problem?

Why am I an antinatalist?

The Modern Antinatalist

Jordan B Peterson & David Benatar

