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The provocative and formidable has followed up her substack series on dating with a piece for , Young Prudes. In this review, I will give my comments!
Claim 1: the limits of contraception
The standard story of the sexual revolution is...
Today, and I have a report out in the Institute for Family Studies in which we parse the data from around 10,000 international respondents to our survey on values, beliefs, social support and fertility outcomes. Whilst it doesn’t automatic...
Last week, I wrote in the Family Studies blog about what happened in Israel after a baby formula scare hit the country. Below is an excerpt and link.
Fertility can be shaped by all manner of things. For example, fertility might be influenc...
EDIT 1: we initially interpreted ’s post to mean that he had calculated the figures himself. We’ve now been informed that he took the figures from a blog post on the Czech official statistics agency’s online magazine (the ČSÚ blog). We stil...
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...
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Centre for Family and Education Director. Institute for Family Studies Research Associate. All opinions are my personal views.
Lyman Stone is the Director of Research of the consulting firm Demographic Intelligence, the director of the Pronatalism Initiative at the Institute for Family Studies, and has a PhD in Sociology from McGill University
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