Civic Natalism
CHTo have a society, you need babies. I write about the obstacles to having them and viable solution paths to resolve the obstacles.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 17 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 8 months ago |
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Anime Review 1: Demon Slayer (Kimetsu No Yaiba)
The box contains his demon sis, who is one of the three good ones, not counting the demon cat. Yes, there is a demon cat and it’s one of the good ones.
Demon Slayer is exactly what it says on the tin: It is an anime about people who slay d...
Anime Reviews: Why I started and how it's going being an anime watcher
That may well be how it starts for many middle-aged people who find themselves watching anime instead of immensely silly action films. I had been extremely ill for weeks and wanted to resume exercising and was burnt out on bad action movies...
Notes on fecund Millennial PhD Moms, a beginning
One of the more notable features of fertility changes as global birthrates decline is the rise in America of the PhD mother. This development is interesting because it is not merely that PhD moms represent a higher share due to declining bi...
ATWT Series one: The Two-Income Trap by Elizabeth Warren and Amelia Warren Tyagi
Chapter Seven
This chapter involves a "financial fire drill", in which Warren attempts to give financial advice on avoiding the Two-Income Trap. The only thing she needed to say is on page 165, though: "Don't stretch yourself to buy a h...
ATWT Series one: The Two-Income Trap by Elizabeth Warren and Amelia Warren Tyagi
Chapter Six
This chapter opens with Warren discussing how Hillary Clinton worked to support a bankruptcy bill and then worked against it after receiving some donations from big banks. From there Warren is off to the races lamenting the r...
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