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Rudy Canoza > wrote:

> formerly known as 'cat arranger' wrote:
> > I believe that existence is a benefit.
>
> No, it isn't. A benefit is something that makes an
> entity better off; that is, something that improves the
> welfare of an entity.

What is a "benefit" is also subjective.

> Prior to existing, the entity DIDN'T HAVE a welfare
> that could be improved. Thus, initial existence did
> not improve the entity's welfare, and initial existence
> therefore CANNOT be a benefit.