system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If the right thing to do is to reduce suffering, why is suicide wrong?

Negative utilitarianism is the ethical view that the right action is the one that reduces suffering most. The action that, not only reduces suffering, but actually eliminates it is: death. Furthermore, if the view isn¨'t limited to one's self, but also encompasses all other life-forms, then the right thing to do is to eliminate all life; assuming that only life is capable of suffering.

Obviously I personally don't hold this view, but utilitarianism seems to be prevalent and I would like to see how this grim problem is adressed.
gpt
One issue is that ending your own life may actually not reduce suffering since the people you leave behind suffer rather a lot for your having passed.  For this reason the bigger problem for the NU is not accepting *prima facie* permission for suicide but, as you suggest, accepting the general goodness of a benevolent world destroyer who could end *all* life painlessly and instantly - thus leaving no one behind to suffer or cause any other suffering.