Efilism is a word invented by the YouTube user inmendham to describe the reality that once living things gain sentience, any perceived value is biologically self-serving and therefore a waste.
Efilism is the next logical step after understanding Anti-natalism.
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Efilism is life spelled backwards. It is Applied to all sentient life because sentience is the problem of evolution. It is a belief there is something fundementally broken about life. Efilism states that a universe without sentient life is beneficial to a universe With sentient life. An Efilist never limits the world view to human suffering and wants society to take action to prevent Wild Animal birth.
John: What if efilism?
Gary: Efilism is the ethical philosophy that the world would be better without sentient lives.
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The belief that life is inherently negative, and therefore should be voluntarily ended. Efilists do believe in people's rights to choose for themselves however, and would not support a genocide of all life. In an efilist's ideal world, every human on earth would commit suicide, ridding the world of what they see as the plague of human life.
"Did you hear Johnny killed himself?"
"Oh my god! Why?"
"He said in his note that it was something to do with this philosophy of his called efilism. He urges us to kill ourselves as well."
"Wow, that's dark."
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It's a extended or an advanced version of Efilism Claiming that the only true solution to the universal problem of pain and suffering is through The Painless Extermination of all Sentience Life Forms In the Universe Called (The Neo-efil Final Solution or Der neo-efil EndlΓΆsung) The likes and adoption of a nazi style, the seriousness of this philosophy is questionable as it's created by an anonymous troll called efilperpenfuhrer Eric Brown.
The only logical and practical form of Efilism is Neo-Efilism In Theory At Least.
Good, Sehr Gut Herr efilperpenfuhrer.
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Exclamatory phrase meaning life is good. Indeed, life is so good it is even good backwards. Usually associated with members of military units.
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