Pro-natality culture
Research indicates that most women have one fewer child than they would have desired (source: Birth Gap documentary). It is essential to foster an environment that promotes a pro-natality culture, including urban planning, infrastructure, family hubs, kid-friendly workplaces, and facilities for young families. Numerous measures can be implemented to achieve this. For the latest research, see the account "morebirths" on X. Currently, there are more protections in Europe for insects than for European ethnic groups. Humans are part of biodiversity and need to be protected just like we do with animals and plants.
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Yellow Oak
Jan 20, 2025
It’s more about culture than economics. It must be prestigious to have kids. Currently, when you care for kids instead of building a career, you’re seen as somehow inferior.
Sapphire Shuttle
Jan 18, 2025
sadly the problems to fix this run very deep, from economics, to overpopulation, to land use etc.
radical changes are needed for this.