/lit/ - Literature

I'm really on the fence with antinatalism.
Is it an intelligent decision or a cowardly one?
The only reason I would have kids is so that they dedicate their lives to gathering power and money, so that their kids also do the same but to greater extents. Like the jews or other families/dynasties that seem to only exist to grow stronger with each generation and culminate on people like Bezos or Musk.
Most families I see don't seem to have any kind of purpose or goal whatsoever. They are like animals that just reproduce for no reason, or for emotional reasons that to me are downright dumb.
But even saying this, I don't feel capable of dedicating my life to gathering resources. To really spend the rest of my life in the service of money and power and all the sacrifices it supposes just feels like too much. It's a high risk bet that might not ever pay off.
Maybe the antinatalists are right and my kids will live to see nuclear war or get raped or turn into junkies. Maybe they are wrong and they'll become much more rich and powerful than I can imagine. Bringing another life without a purpose, just so they live so to speak, is completely out of the question. And the only goal worthy of pursuing (to me) is money and power.

Thoughts?

>>22019498
But was I wrong about you not writing anything this whole year, though.

If today you discovered that someone has been watching everything you do on the internet for years, how would you feel?
Not an organization, but a person. A single individual that has some sort of interest in you. You have no idea who this person is, or why this person is observing you.
But they know everything about you.

I took two (not going to be taking the 3rd), is it too late? am I going to hell?