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In an interview, Benatar says that he does not believe that antinatalism works, or at least not on a large scale.
He believes there will be some individuals who choose not to procreate, he says he knows quite a few of them in fact.
Consider that antinatalism may be on a small scale.
And even if it is on a small scale, it is important because it means that many people will be spared the suffering of not bringing them into the world.
It says something like:
>I'm not ingenious, I don't think I'm going to convince everyone of my ideas.
>But I firmly believe that what I say is true and I would like people to ask themselves and think about what it means to have children.