system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If a healthy young person wants to die, would it be morally good or bad to "help" this person?

In the real world, this would be a terrible thing to do, but I would like to view this topic in terms of moral philosophy.

Note: this question has nothing to do with any real situation. It was just a weird thought.
gpt
Let us isolate the logical aspect of your question “a healthy young person”. A lot of the philosophy surrounding suicide places emphasis on quality of life and the fecundity of total freedoms. If an old person is diagnosed with bone cancer, perhaps it would be beneficial to assist them in suicide, as their total time left will be completely miserable and will not relent until death. By contrast, “a healthy young person” has a high probability of finding happiness in future that will outweigh their current misery, or even their current morbid mood, so perhaps we should try to help them. This is the logical aspect of suicide, I’m sure others in this thread will address the moral aspect.