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This post comes two days after released a piece on the fundamentals behind fertility changes in history. This piece deals with a similar topic (changes in fertility behaviour), but is focused on the more descriptive claims about changing n...
There’s been a great deal of discussion this week about the role of smartphones in driving down fertility after an article by published in the Financial Times 3 days ago showed that the timing of the fertility decline of the past ~20 years...
In a recent piece for Magazine, Frank Salter made the case that ethnic heterogeneity inevitably results in disharmony in society. He gives several reasons for this, and I merely want to show that his reasons are not nearly as strong as he...
When Darwin considered whether to marry, his deliberation went as follows.
If not marry | Travel. Europe, yes? | America????
If I travel it must be exclusively geological United States, Mexico Depend upon health & vigour & how far I...
I wrote the following in a letter to The Guardian in response to an article claiming that toxins were likely responsible in part for the recent decline in the fertility rate:
The global drop in fertility has a number of causes, but...
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