What is the most sad is that our parents knew about that, but they decided to go ahead and make us born, just because they wished to have a baby, or maybe was it an accident.

Yeah James, however, nobody said (i.e. at least that’s my personal opinion) that just because one is “destined” to die one way or another, the life itself that goes on before the inevitable death is not worth living it, again, just because of the fact that everybody dies sooner or later anyway.

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The fact that the life can be worth living or not is irrelevant since you have no choice anyway, even if you decide to take your own life, you lived so far without choosing to. But I don’t care, it’s just that the parents knew about it and decided to make a new life instead of taking care of one already created by other people (orphans, abandonned babies, open for adoption)

Yes, but then one could also say that the fact that one dies in any case in the end is also not relevant, since the life that can be worth living - well true, or not, but the parents probably thought of good things in life when deciding to have a baby - usually gives you so many good things (various “life experiences” i.e. things that you experience/see in life) that the death itself becomes irrelevant too, i.e. it’s just an inevitable part of life.

I mean in other words: if you “weigh” the mentioned good things in life compare to death (meaning that if one would say, for instance: because the death is such a bad/sad/tragic/etc. thing, I would rather not choose to live at all if I must experience/go through it (i.e. the death) in the end), IMO the life still wins.

But of course you’re right that we had no choice, and also the following question is very true (it’s not about the bad things related to death, but rather to life itself): what about such cases, if (or rather when), one person that was just born, will experience mostly bad things during his/her life, would that particular person still decide (if he/she would somehow have a choice) to be born, or not.

P.S. - Sorry if I wrote it a bit confusingly, but I hope that you understand what I wanted to say anyway!!

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Yes I understand what you wrote but I don’t remember why I wrote in the first place, or what was my point and if I had any at all!