

#4963
Mentioned in 8 episodes
Better Never to Have Been
Book • 2006
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Mentioned in 8 episodes
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as a book by David Benatar, who is considered the superstar of antinatalism.


Alex O'Connor

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#1012 - Alex O’Connor & Joe Folley - Is Being Smart Worth the Depression?
Mentioned when discussing extreme views on personal autonomy and the right to sue for wrongful life.

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Wednesday, December 10, 2025
Mentioned by Jordan B. Peterson, discussing Benatar's argument that life's suffering outweighs its good.

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126. Biblical Series: Jacobs Ladder
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as a systematic antinatalism philosophy that is more blunt compared to Choran.

Karl White

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Emil Cioran and the Human Condition with Karl White
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as a philosophical text similar to ![undefined]()

's work.


Anthony Metivier

John Danaher

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Why Teaching And Teachers Fail You: A Conversation With John Danaher
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in discussion of antinatalism.

Todd May

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#1069 Todd May: Should We Go Extinct?
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as a book discussing the asymmetry of suffering and pleasure, and antinatalism.


Alex O'Connor

#484 - Cosmic Skeptic - 8 Impossible Thought Experiments
Mentioned as the author of the book that inspired the Palm Springs IVF clinic bomber.

05/22/2025 - Old Glory Club Livestream - Up in the Poles
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as a book, that it's not an argument around extinction so much as an argument for each of us that it would be bad to have kids.

Todd May

Todd May "Should We Go Extinct?: A Philosophical Dilemma for Our Unbearable Times" (Crown, 2024)
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to highlight the main antinatalist arguments against bringing new life into the world.

James Stout

It Could Happen Here Weekly 212
Mentioned as a prominent book by South African philosopher David Benatar, laying out the main antinatalist arguments.

It Could Happen Here Weekly 212





