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Free speech activist. Darwinian reactionary. Gnon partisan. Frogs = implicit white identity. #humanbiodiversity

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    1. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18

      The low dysgenic fertility problem is much harder to crack, and is the one that will probably do us in. How do you persuade smart young girls that they'd rather start a smart young family than have a high-flying career? How do you persuade smart young boys to take the condom off?

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    2. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18

      Increasing fertility is inherently authoritarian, so let's look at authoritarian states that have tried in the past and see how they did. Starting with the Soviet Union, the authoritarian state par excellence. Quotes from "What to expect…" by Jonathan last:pic.twitter.com/B9mhl8G18T

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    3. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18

      Oh dear. To be fair though, I wouldn't want to have children in Russia either. So we turn to Singapore, in many ways the prototypical Alt Right state. For decades, they've been doing everything they can think of to increase eugenic fertility. Result?pic.twitter.com/dNCEtjJD0v

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    4. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18

      Really? 1.11? Fuck. There are many other examples, but the bottom line is that you can't bribe or tax people into having children. It doesn't work. It's never worked. These kinds of policies are about a 2/10 on my authoritarian-o-meter though, so let's get serious. Two ideas.

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    5. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18

      The first successful IVF baby was born in 1978. I myself am one. It would be a pretty trivial matter to harvest eggs and sperm from a load of smart people, then all we need is a supply of willing wombs to carry them.

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    6. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18

      That could be done by literally anyone, and it would be worth our while to pay well for the service. Even if you don't fancy outsourcing, we've got plenty of single mothers who could probably take care of a few more. We're saving civilisation, after all.https://www.reuters.com/article/us-india-women-surrogacy/indian-surrogate-mothers-grab-last-chance-to-make-babies-ahead-of-impending-ban-idUSKBN1530FL …

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    7. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18

      If that's the 21st-century solution, then the second idea is the 19th-century solution: Ban abortion, ban birth control. Condoms, the pill, femidoms, the lot. Would this inevitably lead to a revolution? I don't know, maybe, but it would probably fix the problem.

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    8. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18

      Thoughts? cc. @AudaciousEpigon @tcjfs @PALE_Primate @HbdNrx

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    9.  🐸 hbd nrx  🐸‏ @HbdNrx Feb 18
      Replying to @CapHoratius @AudaciousEpigon @PALE_Primate

      Still reading your tweets, but 1. Managing a low IQ subpopulation has proven to be extremely difficult

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    10.  🐸 hbd nrx  🐸‏ @HbdNrx Feb 18
      Replying to @HbdNrx @CapHoratius and

      I suspect that banning abortion & birth control wouldn't really work very well. One thing that might be effective is keeping women out of most careers.

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       🐸 hbd nrx  🐸‏ @HbdNrx Feb 18
      Replying to @HbdNrx @CapHoratius and

      Why are smart people having so few kids? This is a very difficult question. I think some of it is the low value of labor vs capital (it's even worse now to divide assets among kids). Some is probably that people today are expected to spend much more time and money on each kid.

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        2.  🐸 hbd nrx  🐸‏ @HbdNrx Feb 18
          Replying to @HbdNrx @CapHoratius and

          Some of it is that people just have a lot more to do with themselves these days--there's never a shortage of entertainment. Why have kids if you're not bored?

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        3.  🐸 hbd nrx  🐸‏ @HbdNrx Feb 18
          Replying to @HbdNrx @CapHoratius and

          Take Facebook & TV away, create a *real* labor shortage, and dramatically lower social expectations on efforts to put into kids, and I expect people would have more.

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        4.  🐸 hbd nrx  🐸‏ @HbdNrx Feb 18
          Replying to @HbdNrx @CapHoratius and

          Oh, and I suppose having some identity as a people helps, too. See Israel. They breed for the Jewish people there. Whites in the US currently just don't care.

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        5. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18
          Replying to @HbdNrx @AudaciousEpigon @PALE_Primate

          Fair point, but managing low IQ subpopulations is at least a well-defined problem. We know what's happening, we know what the effects are, and there's a fairly obvious set of workable solutions which present themselves. We can deal with it.

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        6. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18
          Replying to @CapHoratius @HbdNrx and

          Interested to know why you don't think banning birth control would work? Seems to me that if all sex carried the possibility of children, pre-1950 moral standards might just re-emerge out of necessity. At the very least, you'd get more kids.

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        7. Civilisational pessimist‏ @CapHoratius Feb 18
          Replying to @CapHoratius @HbdNrx and

          Israel is interesting, hadn't really considered it. It'd be interesting to know whether they still have an imbalance in favour of the less intelligent.

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        1. The Hand and Foot‏ @VeryJonesVery Feb 18
          Replying to @HbdNrx @CapHoratius and

          Yes, and poorer people either don't care or don't plan well. Wealthy people could prioritize kids and sacrifice luxuries, but there's a catch: expectation of investment in each kid may go up alongside greater investment. They can't help themselves. It's a curse of plenty.

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