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says that “Mom is working for Moloch”. Maybe she is, maybe she isn’t—go read the piece and see what you think.
But he also says that fertility decline is caused by female literacy. Well… that’s not true.
Full disclaimer: The man behind Be...
Recently a post did pretty well on Substack, making the case that we have reached an unprecedented period of chosen parenthood. The piece claims people simply bred like animals and only recently have we begun to unlock parenthood as a choic...
Speaking recently at American Moment, Vance declared that it was a bad thing for the US to hold the world’s reserve currency. He said this position had been used to borrow money and boost consumption, and that Americans have been living bey...
Recently, commentator claimed that we live in a non-natal culture. As people increasingly delay parenthood—and as many end up childless—they find themselves unable to relate to their colleagues with children.
And I agree with her complete...
On a call with an old acquaintance, I told them about my line of work and was told that the decline in population would be a good thing for our prosperity. Fewer people means more infrastructure and more space to go round.
As it turns out,...
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Centre for Family and Education Director. Institute for Family Studies Research Associate. All opinions are my personal views.
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