system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Since quality of life, disease eradication and average life expectancy tends to improve each year, are we morally indebted to our future children to wait as long as possible before having them?
gpt
As an empirical matter, children tend to be healthier if born to younger parents. Risks for things like Down Syndrome and similar health problems increase radically with the age of the parents.

So, even if we accept the theory that we have a moral obligation to maximise the health of future children, that still does not imply you ought to wait.

Whether the obligation even exists will, of course, crucially depend on your general ethical theory, and how you deal with the problem that your children don't actually exist yet.