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  1. Confessions of an Antinatalist Philosopher.Matti Häyry - forthcoming - Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics:1-19.
    Antinatalism assigns reproduction a negative value. There should be fewer or no births. Those who say that there should be fewer births have been called conditional antinatalists. A better name for their view would be selective pronatalism. Those who say that there should be no births face two challenges. They must define the scope of their no-birth policy. Does it apply only to human or sentient beings or can it also be extended to all organic life, perhaps even to machine (...)
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