Senator @JDVance1 is leading the way to make birth free in America. His colleagues in the Senate (on both sides of the aisle) know this is an infrastructure expenditure that’s truly in the common interest. Hope for the family is hope for the nation. pic.twitter.com/FGVI4ZyDTs
— Chad Pecknold (@ccpecknold) March 4, 2023
Global decline in fertility rates…
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Redbrickbear said:Senator @JDVance1 is leading the way to make birth free in America. His colleagues in the Senate (on both sides of the aisle) know this is an infrastructure expenditure that’s truly in the common interest. Hope for the family is hope for the nation. pic.twitter.com/FGVI4ZyDTs
— Chad Pecknold (@ccpecknold) March 4, 2023
I am in favor of families and also large families. I am against it being a federal issue.
yeah, but it is a federal issue. declining population makes our current problems terminally unsustainable. We can't just shrug our way thru it.He Hate Me said:Redbrickbear said:Senator @JDVance1 is leading the way to make birth free in America. His colleagues in the Senate (on both sides of the aisle) know this is an infrastructure expenditure that’s truly in the common interest. Hope for the family is hope for the nation. pic.twitter.com/FGVI4ZyDTs
— Chad Pecknold (@ccpecknold) March 4, 2023
I am in favor of families and also large families. I am against it being a federal issue.
that's why both parties are holding their nose and enduring the political pain of an open southern border.
Japan will still be Japanese in 2223, with harmony between State and Nation, with a History, a Culture, and a Future of their own.
— ib (@lndian_Bronson) March 5, 2023
Their will recover, because despite population decline and their experience with modernity they never gave up on *themselves*. https://t.co/Zg0WQWsllg pic.twitter.com/3LtyRg6C25
Exactly. The looked at the options. Decided to remain who they were. Endured the pain. And they have a solid future, seamlessly connected to their past. It's an entirely reasonable, sensible, logical way to face a problem.Redbrickbear said:Japan will still be Japanese in 2223, with harmony between State and Nation, with a History, a Culture, and a Future of their own.
— ib (@lndian_Bronson) March 5, 2023
Their will recover, because despite population decline and their experience with modernity they never gave up on *themselves*. https://t.co/Zg0WQWsllg pic.twitter.com/3LtyRg6C25
I use Asia in general, and Japan in particular, every time some leftie tunes up about "diversity is our greatest strength" nonsense to the point of it meaning America is actually more morally virtuous because of our "diversity."
Latvia’s demographic story since 1991 has been one of catastrophic natural & emigration driven decline. The nations population peaked in 1990 at 2,668,140 & has since declined to ~1.873M. Each year more people retire than enter the workforce. By 2050 Latvia will fall to <1.7M. pic.twitter.com/9UYFJ6BQPe
— Aaronal (@Aaronal16) March 9, 2023
What's wild about south korea is not only their birthrate being under 0.6-0.8 but how they'res a literal gender war between radfems and normie incels rn https://t.co/yOi08lPpfd
— Liath (@SubjectofYakub) March 10, 2023
South Korea's total fertility rate dropped to 0.78 last year (vs. 1.3 in Japan. The replacement rate is 2.1).
— Mike Bird (@Birdyword) February 22, 2023
Number of newborn babies down 4.4% to 249,000.
Number of marriages fell to a record low of 191,697.https://t.co/6Fh4F6TF7B
The world's bleakest map: Total fertility rates by nation. pic.twitter.com/05tFJ3sFJV
— i/o (formerly Monitoring Bias) (@monitoringbias) March 10, 2023
Fertility rates.
— Whyvert (@whyvert) March 12, 2023
World's lowest:
Seoul & Shanghai 0.6-0.7
World's highest:
Orange and red areas of Africa: 6.0+
(Note: on the Africa map the blue areas are under 2.0. Everywhere in the East Asia map is under 2.0.) pic.twitter.com/W8LsEr3xEc
Possibly the world's most important map.
— Whyvert (@whyvert) March 10, 2023
Superb essay by @presentbias https://t.co/gpY9KixrYr pic.twitter.com/boG2gMqkrA
The Japanese government of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has announced a three pillared approach to combat demographic decline & increase births in what it promised will be an "unprecedented" set of measures. Brief thread looking at the policies in detail. https://t.co/p7i5gBC0ng
— Aaronal (@Aaronal16) March 14, 2023
These demographic maps are the most important reason why the climate change Nazis are escalating their rhetoric ever more shrilly = as world population subsides, energy consumption declines…..mankind's carbon footprint shrinks.
They have to get their agenda (for political control over capital) passed before it becomes irrelevant.
They have to get their agenda (for political control over capital) passed before it becomes irrelevant.
Cultural practices that keep women folk knocked up, such as polygyny, lebensbornRedbrickbear said:ATL Bear said:
Sounds like AI advances are coming at the right time. Smaller workforce, exponential increases in productivity. TFR decline is incredibly difficult to reverse.
Serious question....has anyone ever reversed TFR decline?
Deaths in China have outstripped births for the first time since the 1960s, per FT. pic.twitter.com/2DtYlmOKT4
— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) April 20, 2023
Elon Musk is totally right to be alarmed.
— ib (@lndian_Bronson) April 24, 2023
The changes wrought in the 1960s (birth control, abortion, sexual liberation, etc.) have remained in effect, with a result similar to higher concentrations of antibiotics on bacteria growth. It looks just like an extinction curve: https://t.co/AcaF6tz1LO pic.twitter.com/eQ2lVfW2eU
The survival of the human race depends finally on the acceptance of the Catholic Church’s two thousand years’ teaching that the killing of unborn children is murder.
— Veritas Sanctum (@Veritassanctum) April 30, 2023
—Cardinal Robert Sarah pic.twitter.com/LCwNm9Kf1Y
We're on track to see things break down within our own lifetimes.
— ib (@lndian_Bronson) April 29, 2023
If humanity keeps on the track it is on, we will not be able to maintain the complex systems and economies we have now, let alone develop new ones. We'll be trapped with no way out. pic.twitter.com/93O0xUdCb9
Mainstream culture hasn't come around to it yet, but sub replacement fertility actually means dying out.
— ib (@lndian_Bronson) January 5, 2022
Not a amaller population—dying out. If you don't stabilize at 2.1 TFR for centuries, and just decline, your people will literally be erased, permanently. https://t.co/txL7au9Jlj pic.twitter.com/nVs5Qm6mGU
A world of pain awaits.
— ib (@lndian_Bronson) April 11, 2023
Published IVF success rates are deliberately misleadingly stated by fertility clinics, where conceptions, *not* live births, are successes
~ 40% IVF cycles result in embryonic arrest, so you need multiple cycles (about $10k per) even before that: https://t.co/qF7D2xqps5 pic.twitter.com/ZuiFRnPtkn
Science communicator and video producer Hashem Al-Ghaili released this video envisioning EctoLife, the world’s first concept of artificial womb facility
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) May 3, 2023
[full video: https://t.co/C91Smt4kqE]pic.twitter.com/qJcltcMpsk
"Shifting to a model based on degrowth and equity alongside lower fertility rates will help fight climate change"
— Connor Tomlinson (@Con_Tomlinson) May 8, 2023
Murderous malthusian socialism masquerading as compassion in the pages of Scientific American
"We also need to bring together the reproductive rights and gender… pic.twitter.com/lEr06ODxBx
one of my hunting buddies had to go IVF route. Success on third attempt....Redbrickbear said:We're on track to see things break down within our own lifetimes.
— ib (@lndian_Bronson) April 29, 2023
If humanity keeps on the track it is on, we will not be able to maintain the complex systems and economies we have now, let alone develop new ones. We'll be trapped with no way out. pic.twitter.com/93O0xUdCb9Mainstream culture hasn't come around to it yet, but sub replacement fertility actually means dying out.
— ib (@lndian_Bronson) January 5, 2022
Not a amaller population—dying out. If you don't stabilize at 2.1 TFR for centuries, and just decline, your people will literally be erased, permanently. https://t.co/txL7au9Jlj pic.twitter.com/nVs5Qm6mGUA world of pain awaits.
— ib (@lndian_Bronson) April 11, 2023
Published IVF success rates are deliberately misleadingly stated by fertility clinics, where conceptions, *not* live births, are successes
~ 40% IVF cycles result in embryonic arrest, so you need multiple cycles (about $10k per) even before that: https://t.co/qF7D2xqps5 pic.twitter.com/ZuiFRnPtkn
Fertility rate keeps dropping in the Nordic countries.
— Whyvert (@whyvert) May 9, 2023
I guess gender parity, welfare state, & public childcare is not the solution to the fertility crisis. https://t.co/WOiICw0iJx pic.twitter.com/AcPBvFZwML
Paul Ehrlich demanded coercion against the global poor to limit population growth. He got the US, World Bank to enforce his ideas on India, which ended up sterilizing 8 million.
— Richard Hanania (@RichardHanania) May 16, 2023
Those opposed to efforts to sterilize them were accused by the media of spreading misinformation. pic.twitter.com/OOjm4ZD70u
By 2100, every country on earth will have a shrinking population
— Natal Conference (@natalismorg) May 15, 2023
Live births in Italy & South Korea will have collapsed by 96%, with the rest of the developed world close behind
So much will be lost, unless we act nowhttps://t.co/7UUpBK5vqF pic.twitter.com/omshRZI48x
"The U.S. birth rate has fallen by 20% since 2007. This decline cannot be explained by demographic, economic, or policy changes."
https://econofact.org/the-mystery-of-the-declining-u-s-birth-rate
https://econofact.org/the-mystery-of-the-declining-u-s-birth-rate
"In 2010 98 countries and territories recorded fertility rates below 2.1. By 2021 the number had grown to 124, more than half of the places for which the UN collects data" pic.twitter.com/BbZaurbnnR
— Richard Hanania (@RichardHanania) May 31, 2023
How many upper-income mothers are married in the US?
— i/o (@monitoringbias) June 1, 2023
Answer: 95%
How many lower-income mothers are married?
Answer: 35%https://t.co/Ai1XBsijcL
Redbrickbear said:How many upper-income mothers are married in the US?
— i/o (@monitoringbias) June 1, 2023
Answer: 95%
How many lower-income mothers are married?
Answer: 35%https://t.co/Ai1XBsijcL
It's racism or white privilege or something. You see, only white people and Asians are allowed to get married without having to overcome structurally racist impediments to their union. (unless they are gay). If it were up to blacks, they would have a near 100% marriage rate and zero babies born out of wedlock. You see, the white (and asian) man want to keep them down, so they force them to have sex with randos and go on Maury to find out who the father is.
Redbrickbear said:How many upper-income mothers are married in the US?
— i/o (@monitoringbias) June 1, 2023
Answer: 95%
How many lower-income mothers are married?
Answer: 35%https://t.co/Ai1XBsijcL
Back when we had actual journalists, he might note the correlation between *******s and poverty.
It looks like Orban‘s policies had the greatest impact on rural fertility, while the increase in Budapest was the smallest. https://t.co/Paf0p10lZa
— Birth Gauge (@BirthGauge) June 10, 2023
> “We don’t want kids...We can’t afford it."
— Patrick T. Brown (@PTBwrites) June 26, 2023
Can't afford what?
> “Everything...health care…But honestly, it’s just selfishness.”
Props to the Salt Lake couple that spoke to @TPCarney for being honest, I guess... (Wonder how many people know UT fertility is dropping steadily) pic.twitter.com/HwvUvEYLY8
"people evolved to pursue social status given its role in allowing people to...acquire resources, attract mates, and ultimately produce and raise offspring...modern contexts produce obsessions with status that come at the cost of reproductive outcomes" https://t.co/ONBbO0s4ZO pic.twitter.com/9bI5q0dIFL
— Rob Henderson (@robkhenderson) July 2, 2023
As I write in my latest piece for American Greatness, recent revelations about PFAS manufacturers DuPont and 3M raise the disquieting possibility that so-called "conspiracy theorists" are actually right: the fertility crisis is, in a meaningful sense, deliberate.
— RAW EGG NATIONALIST (@Babygravy9) July 2, 2023
My general… pic.twitter.com/G9MAAdDnqE
That is a very interesting question the author asks.Redbrickbear said:As I write in my latest piece for American Greatness, recent revelations about PFAS manufacturers DuPont and 3M raise the disquieting possibility that so-called "conspiracy theorists" are actually right: the fertility crisis is, in a meaningful sense, deliberate.
— RAW EGG NATIONALIST (@Babygravy9) July 2, 2023
My general… pic.twitter.com/G9MAAdDnqE
One one hand, parts of elite society very clearly are advocating governments enact policies to reduce population.
On the other hand, earth is littered with relic architecture from civilizations which flourished, then disappeared.
So did those former civilizations all have their own Paul Erlichs?
Or is rise/fall of populations part of the natural order of life?
Put me down for the latter.