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I see the bad in it for life which currently exist but at the same time I'm thinking If all life gets deleted then no one else has to suffer ever again.
Earth is a sad place, lots of suffering.
I doubt the Witness plans to do delete life in a moral way though, it probably wants to delete us all without letting us first die from old age.
I'd be fine with all life going extinct but only if all those currently living get to live the remainder of their life.
That's not what I said.
People can fall in love but we would all be unable to reproduce, thus, preventing future life from being brought into this world and sparing them from potentially suffering.
The Witness is the bad guy and I think you're misinterpreting the situation, sure its perfected universe won't have suffering but it almost certainly wouldn't have life either. The Traveler seeks to create life and at the same time has the potential to create chaos and from that chaos destruction. The Witness is not trying to create some utopia where the entire universe is in harmony it wants to end the entire universe so there is no potential for chaos.
Yeah, I agree with the Witness. End the entire universe so there's no potential for anything to suffer ever again but let those who are currently living live the rest of their lives before ending it all.
Take a look at Earth, it's full of suffering. If it wasn't for humans developing advanced intelligence to build things, we would just be like the rest of the animals which suffer. Look at how lions live, they suffer just to live. Look at the prey animals, they get brutally killed by predators. You or I might have it easy but what about all the people in countries where they're starving, unable to get clean water, covered in flies, and have diseases they can't cure?
If we were all the final beings of life to ever exist, no new life would have to suffer like how we see now.
It's a sad truth that life has so much suffering, and it's sad to think of our species going extinct. It's sad to look at everything we've accomplished to just abandon it. But deep down, rejecting the Witness means more will continue to be born into horrible situations where they suffer.
It's also important to point out that we can never exactly know what the true intention of the Witness is. It could lie right to our faces about wanting to end all suffering, leaving us with surprised Pikachu face if it enslaves us. I doubt it wants to enslave us though, unless it wanted to force the different kinds of species to endure extreme stress to see what we all can evolve into. That would be horrific.
Based for accepting the truth
And lmao, I swear everywhere I go I see you. xD I just think of Easy Pete's voice whenever you're in a post.
Commander Zavala will sacrifice himself to save us, and that starts the plot for D3 - D3: The search for mr. zavala
the witness is trying to attain more power and merge everything into the final shape.
Reamrkably similar to thesis antithesis synthesis.
Perfect order, all matter and energy evenly distributed.
Order is often presented as "good" in stories, but in this case, Order is being presented as "evil".
Well duh! The disarray means that the uneven distribution of all things making up everything was what created all the living things, and destroying all that simply to achieve a perfected distribution of the things is nothing but universe wide genocide, of course that'll be branded as evil from a storyteller side.
Logically humans and all other things have not chosen to be arranged in such a way that they came to being, but just wiping everything out is naturally super evil as an act.
Even if you see it from some religions and scientists point of view, that all energy returns back to the cosmos, so nobody truly "dies", some form of reincarnation or ascendancy for sure, the comfort that even though you die your energy still returns to where it once came from is far from comforting since most people tend to love their lives.