 Not surprisingly, and even in the case of Boonin’s less extreme version, the “bite the bullet” strategy has encountered substantial resistance. See, e.g., Parfit 2017, pp. 126–129. If forced to choose between the person-based intuition and the concrete moral judgment that what the agents have done in the depletion case or slave child case is wrong, we may well opt for the concrete moral judgment. Among other things, it seems implausible that our future-directed conduct should get a free moral pass whenever it affects the timing and manner of conception. So much affects the timing and manner of conception! Even given the assumption that the existences we are dealing with are worth having, it seems implausible that such acts are always morally permissible.