/atheism/ - Atheism

RESPECT THE ROBOT

It's okay so long as you have the resources and time to make sure the kid doesn't grow up to be an utter cuntbag.

>>12405

>It's okay so long as you have the resources and time to make sure the kid doesn't grow up to be an utter cuntbag.

But you can't be sure.

>>12404

RESPECT THE ROBOT

RESPECT THE ROBOT

And agreed, OP. Humanity is a stepping stone for a greater being.

>>12404

>>>/mgtow/

>>12408

>>>/fringe/

>making a new human instead of adopting one that already exists

And don't give me that cuckold bullshit. Passing on your genes is only worthwhile if they're good genes.

>>12480

>good genes

>from parents that can't even raise their own kid

Nope

And lol cuck, actually wasting your time and resources raising someone else's kid. The cuckoo doesn't even need to lay it's eggs in your nest, you'll just gladly take them raise them as your own. Pathetic, and don't give me that humanitarian we have an obligation to be sacrificial animals to each other bullshit.

>>12484

Some people realize it's not what genes you have or what you're given but how you deal with what you have. Life is challenge and if some kid has "bad" genes that makes life more challenging for your or them, then if they can power through that and bear the burden, they've proved themselves even more.

If you used half of that energy you typed it with on your brain, you'd wind up a bit wiser.

>>12489

>Some people realize it's not what genes you have or what you're given but how you deal with what you have.

Genes are among the mechanisms that regulate how people will deal with what they have. Besides I didn't bring up genes and they have no bearing on the point.

>If you used half of that energy you typed it with on your brain, you'd wind up a bit wiser.

Try not to project too hard. You missed the point entirely.

>>12484

Being a good parent isn't determined genetically. It's mostly a learned behavior. We would be best off breeding from the healthiest, smartest, strongest, etc. and handing the kids to the best parents. For now though we should focus on giving a decent life to the orphans, because otherwise they're at high risk of becoming criminals if they don't find a good home.

>>12547

>Being a good parent isn't determined genetically. It's mostly a learned behavior.

Hard to say really.

http://www.researchgate.net/publication/256478000_Elucidating_the_Etiology_of_Individual_Differences_in_Parenting_A_Meta-Analysis_of_Behavioral_Genetic_Research

>Behavioral genetic studies have further indicated that parenting behaviors are in fact heritable

>meta-analysis (n = 56)

>Resultsreveal significant effects of parental genetic makeup on parental behavior, but also highlight the genetic makeup of the child as a particularly prominent source of genetic transmission (via evocative gene–environment correlation)

>We would be best off breeding from the healthiest, smartest, strongest, etc. and handing the kids to the best parents.

I guess if you care about society after you're long dead and those generational long processes take effect sure. I'd rather not waste my life so people in the future can have better lives.

>For now though we should focus on giving a decent life to the orphans, because otherwise they're at high risk of becoming criminals if they don't find a good home.

Or we can not live in the cities or poverty stricken rural areas. Much easier.

>>12549

>Or we can not live in the cities or poverty stricken rural areas

You realize this shit spreads, right?

>>12559

Not at a rate that would make it matter in my lifetime.