Should We Cease To Exist? | A Philosopher Responds to Attack on Titan

The video explores philosophical themes in 'Attack on Titan', focusing on Zeke's plan to end Eldian suffering through sterilization, which is linked to antinatalism. The discussion includes ethical implications, philosophical context, and critiques of Zeke's logic, comparing it to contemporary antinatalism and highlighting its problematic aspects.

What philosophical theme is primarily explored in the analysis of Attack on Titan?

• Existentialism

• Antinatalism

• Utilitarianism

• Nihilism

What is Zeke's proposed solution to prevent the suffering of the Eldians?

• Integrate them with other societies

• Educate them

• Sterilize them

• Exile them to another land

How does Zeke's version of antinatalism differ from contemporary antinatalism?

• It applies universally to all humans

• It advocates for more births

• It focuses on a specific group

• It is based on religious beliefs

Which philosopher is known for arguing that existence creates unnecessary suffering?

• Immanuel Kant

• John Stuart Mill

• David Benatar

• Friedrich Nietzsche

What is a major ethical concern with Zeke's plan?

• It encourages war

• It promotes overpopulation

• It neglects environmental issues

• It involves forced sterilization

What real-world issue is compared to Zeke's plan in the analysis?

• Global warming

• Economic inequality

• Political corruption

• Technological advancement

According to Lee Edelman, what is problematic about focusing on future generations?

• It postpones addressing current issues

• It causes environmental degradation

• It promotes cultural homogeneity

• It leads to technological stagnation

What does Zeke hope to achieve by erasing the future of Eldian children?

• An end to all wars

• A brighter future for non-Eldians

• A unified world government

• A stronger Eldian nation

What is a key argument against Zeke's plan from an ethical standpoint?

• It lacks scientific support

• It is politically unpopular

• It violates individual rights

• It is economically unfeasible

What does the analysis suggest about the complexity of Zeke's plan?

• It is based on outdated science

• It is universally accepted

• It is a covert plan with hidden motives

• It is straightforward and simple