This is a really good article that I really enjoyed from a statistical perspective. It's full of facts, figures, and logical arguments.
However, I wish people would spend more time talking to those that are either hesitant or don't really want to have children. There's also a huge fear that the only people who care about the demographic crisis are a) men, who don't have to experience child birth or socially deal with its consequences and b) very very wealthy people who are seen as wanting more humans to exploit.
Honestly, this is a fear that I have. I think very few "pro-natalists" want to make a good emotional argument for why one should be interested in having as many kids in what might feel like precarious circumstances.
This is a really good article that I really enjoyed from a statistical perspective. It's full of facts, figures, and logical arguments.
However, I wish people would spend more time talking to those that are either hesitant or don't really want to have children. There's also a huge fear that the only people who care about the demographic crisis are a) men, who don't have to experience child birth or socially deal with its consequences and b) very very wealthy people who are seen as wanting more humans to exploit.
Honestly, this is a fear that I have. I think very few "pro-natalists" want to make a good emotional argument for why one should be interested in having as many kids in what might feel like precarious circumstances.