Bei Klimawandel, Rechtsruck, Überbevölkerung, Kriegen und Co., wie kann da jemand mit gutem Gewissen Kinder bekommen? Und wird das alles relativiert, weil "früher war's ja auch schon schlimm"? Oder ist es genau jetzt egoistisch, keine Kinder zu bekommen, denn *dein* Kind könnte ja *die* Lösung für das alles finden? In Folge 5 sprechen wir darüber, inwieweit die aktuelle politische, klimatische und gesellschaftliche Lage unsere Entscheidungen beeinflusst hat.
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