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I don't know if the anti natalist perspective means much versus just hoping for the mass and quick extinction of all humankind (and all life). If you're being an absolute realist humanist who hates human suffering then life is inherently evil because it brings about suffering inherently and the world is a really unfair, cruel, and unjust place (not to mention all the horrific things we lucky 1st worlders don't see on a daily basis and ignore the fact that they exist). You can't really stop people from procreating even if you adopt this perspective, so you have to hope for a global extinction event (or bring it about yourself with global thermonuclear war, but you'd have to be one hell of a powerful human with luck on their side too to bring that extinction about yourself. And even then global thermonuclear war could leave survivors. Maybe in the future when we understand science to the point where we could annihilate the earth in a quick fell swoop). The quickest death that could be imparted to all life on this planet is probably spaghettification by a wandering black hole or gamma ray burst. Not sure how quick exactly and how much pain would be caused by either extinction event in the moments before death.

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