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That doesn't have to mean everyone needs to have children or everyone needs to have multiple children. I'm not proposing that people curb procreation, just tha
by thansharp 10y ago
That doesn't have to mean everyone needs to have children or everyone needs to have multiple children.
I'm not proposing that people curb procreation, just that the logic you proposed does not talk about the magnitude of procreation that would be 'optimal', so to speak.
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- iofj 10y agoHe does make a good point. Living conditions in the city being what they are, especially when concerning available space ... is it any wonder people aren't having kids ? Of course that's the egocentric/egoistic/materialistic/economic argument. And of course nobody wants get caught that that's the main argument. Yes pretty much everyone I know that has enough money for a decent place, no matter how against kids they used to be, has kids. Turning 30 is illuminating. More sad is, that I also know quite a few that don't have a decent place.