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CMV: Better to destroy humanity instead of another human ending up in hell

Change my view:  It is better that all of humanity be destroyed entirely, rather than another human being end up in eternal torment.

Base assumption:  Pre-existence is not real, and the choice to procreate is what introduces a conscious, self-aware life into this reality in this universe.  

Base assumption 2: Hell is a real consequence for some non-zero subset of humans who have not yet been born.

Base assumption 3: Destroying all of humanity will actually prevent any further humans who have not yet been born from ending up in eternal torment.

Mathematically, the impact of infinite torture upon even ONE human is far greater than all of the suffering that will ever have occurred in the most horrific of ways for all of humanity in this universe, and will occur.  Therefore, the impact of one human ending up in a form of hell (technological, spiritually induced, or however) is significant enough that, if real, and if any humans not yet born would end up in hell, that it's far better that we destroy all of humanity.

Reddit, you're being visited by aliens.  DNA capture by aliens who force procreation of human entities into a technological hell is a non-zero probability, and one that is possibly certain in the context of the multiverse. 
 

I believe that, if hell is real, we should destroy ALL of humanity at the first possible chance.  Change my view.
gpt
If we're being utilitarian in a very mathematical sense, we have to ask if there is a heaven to consider here? Because if more total people end up in heaven, you can have potentially have more infinite joy than infinite suffering such that the suffering will never be more than the joy(or whatever opposite of suffering term you like). 

Achieving that could become the moral imperative, rather than ending the possibility of it. We can speculate how "heaven" would come about, but technological progress is one possibility that's just as plausible if not moreso than aliens capturing our DNA and making a hell for us. They're at least equally possible if we're just using "non-zero".