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Is this a fair way to gauge if a child has been well-parented, asking whether or not they want to have their own family and children someday?

In other words, is it possible that a well-parented kid would not want to be a parent when they grow up?

Yeah, I mean, as you become a parent, it becomes progressively more important.

Well, I actually say it's very important to begin with to figure out which children are raised well

or not, because the kid's security and happiness and all of that depends upon them having

reasonably decent friends and all of that. So it is time for rank prejudice time. This is just, I'm not saying there's

some big rational argument behind this. I'm just telling you straight up. For me, people who don't

want kids are weird and depressed. There's something to me so foundationally wrong with people who don't want to have kids.

And I'm not talking about people who struggle to have kids or people who want the kids but can't

find the right person. I mean, people who just like straight up antinatalists don't want to have

kids. And it's incomprehensible to me as a whole. And of course, I can't help but think of the four billion years of evolution that got us to where we are,

and it just takes one selfish person to break the chain.

It just takes one selfish person.

It's such, like all of our ancestors reproduce.

That's why we're here.

Every single one of her ancestors reproduced,

and they reproduced with the general idea and goal that other people were going to

continue on the line. Right. It's the old question of if you knew ahead of time that you

had, you and your wife had some genetic, whatever, that if you had kids, all of your kids

would be sterile? Would you have kids? I think a lot of people would certainly have some pretty

significant doubts about that. Is it worth having kids if you know your kids are going to be sterile?

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