This is really sad and important, and it's bizarre that this isn't provoking a lot more serious research among behavioral scientists.https://twitter.com/robkhenderson/status/1184553271295381505 …
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What could possibly be better for the planet than a sharp drop in the birth rate?
The long-run future belongs to people who don't believe that.
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I suspect this is more of a biological response to ecological conditions than truly conscious rational behavior. Birth rates are important socio-economically, culturally but not biologically - the health & vibrancy of the genome are not threatened by dropping birth rates.
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Precisely. Countries like India for example l, where the population is growing.
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Have u seen slumdog milionaire?
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Thats the attitude of people who dont care about the other species on this planet.
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The global fertility rate has stayed relatively flat over the same time period at 2.5 children per woman. It has declined 50% since 1950, but this change in higher % of no sex in the past year does not seem to be making much of a difference in birth rate globally.pic.twitter.com/hOawzqBrU3
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In the long run, future belongs to nonhuman or posthuman entities.
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