I Wish You Were Never Born

Jack Boswell sets out to explore the fringe philosophy of Antinatalism: the belief that having children is morally wrong because life contains mostly suffering. How has the movement spread and found new followers? What impact does it have on antinatalists' lives for them to hold such an extreme belief? How does it cross over with issues including climate change, abortion rights, mental health and assisted suicide? When all is said and done, is the kindest thing you can do for someone... not bring them into existence in the first place?