Encyclopedia of Opinion
Question
Would human extinction be a tragedy?
Position1 of 4

No, human extinction would not be a tragedy

This position holds that human extinction would not be a tragedy, contending the world would be better off without us. It draws on the view that humanity behaves like a destructive virus upon the planet, and on antinatalist arguments that bringing new life into existence is itself a harm.

Supporting arguments · 2

  1. Antinatalism
    Extinction would prevent future generations being born into this world that is so full of suffering.
  2. We’re a virus with shoes
    Bill Hicks, one of America’s most popular comedians, once said, “isn’t humanity neat? Bulls***. We’re a virus with shoes." Humans cause immeasurable destruction and devastation to the earth’s environment and its other species.