The Persistent Ruminator
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of fame has written a great many newsletters giving summaries and her own analysis on research related to all things family. In her tour de force, a few things in particular grabbed my attention for their practical policy implications, so ...
Not Everything Done Without Consent Is A Rights Violation—Antinatalism Edition
Over the weekend, I went to an academic conference about the ethics of procreation to present a paper in which I present a defeater against Benatar’s argument for antinatalism (the view that it is morally wrong to have children). One paper ...
Breastfeeding Doesn't Affect Intelligence
There is a lot of research on breastfeeding and IQ, and yet a huge amount of it is very poor. Many of them make no effort to control for parental characteristics, and yet we know that, because of the prevailing view that breastfeeding is im...
When Iceland Gave Citizens a Tax-Free Year, They Had More Babies
It is often claimed that income and wealth act negatively on fertility, not least by former British cabinet ministers. A comparison of countries and regions around the world yields a strong negative association between income and fertility....
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