Ethics and Resilience: A Philosophical Exploration

This chapter examines the resilience of Hiroshima and Nagasaki post-atomic bombings, contrasting it with the philosophical discussions surrounding effective altruism and the complexities of population ethics. It highlights the 'repugnant conclusion' within moral debates about well-being and equality, questioning conventional intuitions about societal value. Additionally, the chapter addresses the ethics of procreation amid climate change concerns, advocating for the positive contributions of individuals to society.