If the meaning of life is subjective, and good and evil indifference, would a "purge" help sort the problems with population growth?
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Sure! Genocide is always the answer.
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Creamcrackered Well, Darwin and the X-club as well as those elite today, held to the belief that war, disease and poverty would help control population growth. But of course that is no longer working so well as we cure illnesses and improve life for those in poverty. -
Creamcrackered Here are the organisations you can join, so it is a very real issue. https://overpopulation-project.com/organizations-dealing-with-overpopulation/#:~:text=Rientrodolce%20%E2%80%93%20An%20Italian%20association%20which%20concerns%20itself,humanitarian%2C%20environmental%20and%20energy%20crises%20plaguing%20our%20planet. https://populationmatters.org/news/2020/01/chris-packham-we-need-talk-about-population My aim is if there is no objective morality, then it is perfectly logical to reduce the population if it's taking it's toll on the planet, and resources, even if it's a purge disguised as something else.
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Linus van Pelt And along with that technology that prolongs life comes technology to improve food production and preservation. They can even make synthetic meat from plant material now. Plants and animals can be genetically modified to grow faster, larger and to produce more.
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If it is as you say then a purge is also meaningless either way.
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Creamcrackered
Sorry can you explain? -
Linus van Pelt
Ecclesiastes 1:2 Vanity of vanities, saith the Preacher, vanity of vanities; all is vanity.
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