Antinatalist Advocacy | Ep. 10 | Criticisms of Antinatalist Advocacy with Lenny and @WackyConundrum @AntinatalistAdvocacy | Uploaded April 2024 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
Welcome to episode 10 of AAP! We were joined by Lenny and Conundrum for a 'criticisms panel' of Antinatalist Advocacy, where we handed over the reigns to our two guests to tear apart our work on AA so far. Should AA drop the word 'antinatalist' from its name? Which of our four cause areas are actually relevant for antinatalism? And why did we have such a bungled definition of antinatalism on our website? Let us know your thoughts below!
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro to the episode
01:42 Intro to the panel
06:51 AA's definition of antinatalism
10:12 How do you 'do' antinatalist advocacy?
14:30 What is AA's end goal?
18:27 The 'antinatalist blindspot'
29:08 The empty criticisms page on the website
33:38 Doing 'the most good'
41:00 AA's emphasis on compassion
53:01 "Antinatalist should do x,y,z…"
56:50 A positive rebranding of antinatalism?
1:06:27 The role of AA as an organisation
1:11:40 AA's broad focus (i.e. the four cause areas, including wild animal suffering)
1:27:50 Lawrence's comments on the ecological niche replacement argument
1:40:08 What makes AA different from other existing organisations
1:48:56 Potential associations to avoid
1:56:54 Potential name changes
2:10:09 John's comments on sperm donation
2:16:09 Final comments
2:18:02 Outro
ANTINATALIST ADVOCACY
Newsletter: antinatalistadvocacy.org/newsletter
Website: antinatalistadvocacy.org
Check out the links below!
- Conundrum's YouTube channel: youtube.com/@WackyConundrum
- Voidcast Linktree: https://linktr.ee/veganvoidcast
- Émile P. Torres's writings on effective altruism: xriskology.com/popularmedia
- AAP Ep. 9 - Wild Animal Suffering: what it is and why it matters with Humane Hancock: youtube.com/watch?v=-g4_air6SS0
- AAC23 Pre-conference LIVESTREAM: youtube.com/watch?v=DCIwsJPE94o
Welcome to episode 10 of AAP! We were joined by Lenny and Conundrum for a 'criticisms panel' of Antinatalist Advocacy, where we handed over the reigns to our two guests to tear apart our work on AA so far. Should AA drop the word 'antinatalist' from its name? Which of our four cause areas are actually relevant for antinatalism? And why did we have such a bungled definition of antinatalism on our website? Let us know your thoughts below!
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro to the episode
01:42 Intro to the panel
06:51 AA's definition of antinatalism
10:12 How do you 'do' antinatalist advocacy?
14:30 What is AA's end goal?
18:27 The 'antinatalist blindspot'
29:08 The empty criticisms page on the website
33:38 Doing 'the most good'
41:00 AA's emphasis on compassion
53:01 "Antinatalist should do x,y,z…"
56:50 A positive rebranding of antinatalism?
1:06:27 The role of AA as an organisation
1:11:40 AA's broad focus (i.e. the four cause areas, including wild animal suffering)
1:27:50 Lawrence's comments on the ecological niche replacement argument
1:40:08 What makes AA different from other existing organisations
1:48:56 Potential associations to avoid
1:56:54 Potential name changes
2:10:09 John's comments on sperm donation
2:16:09 Final comments
2:18:02 Outro
ANTINATALIST ADVOCACY
Newsletter: antinatalistadvocacy.org/newsletter
Website: antinatalistadvocacy.org
Check out the links below!
- Conundrum's YouTube channel: youtube.com/@WackyConundrum
- Voidcast Linktree: https://linktr.ee/veganvoidcast
- Émile P. Torres's writings on effective altruism: xriskology.com/popularmedia
- AAP Ep. 9 - Wild Animal Suffering: what it is and why it matters with Humane Hancock: youtube.com/watch?v=-g4_air6SS0
- AAC23 Pre-conference LIVESTREAM: youtube.com/watch?v=DCIwsJPE94o
