"I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up," a typical adult thinks. But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
The baby is born, grows up, and thinks, "I'm miserable. I'm suffering the pain and disappointment of getting older. I'm gonna have a baby to cheer me up." But the "cheering up" doesn't last.
This is how we get to a world of violence, pain, and misery that contains over 7.5 billion people. How many of them are miserable, disappointed, depressed, in pain, and wishing they had never been born?
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