Global fertility decline

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Global fertility decline Anonymous 2024-03-05 (Tue) 01:04:49 No.152340

In order for a country to sustain its population, you need a fertility rate of around 2.1 per female citizen. Lower than that, and the population enters a decline as deaths exceed births. In the long run this can mean a shrinking economy as there are fewer working-age citizens to generate wealth.

Currently every European country is in decline - France, the most fertile country, only had a rate of 1.8. Japan and China are also experiencing similar problems.

With this in mind, what are some causes of diminishing fertility and how can the governments of modern nation-states rectify or compensate for them to reach a fertility or at least 2.1?

Anonymous 2024-03-05 (Tue) 01:14:03 No.152342

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P152340

>how can the governments of modern nation-states rectify or compensate for them to reach a fertility or at least 2.1?

compensation

Anonymous 2024-03-05 (Tue) 01:17:59 No.152344

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>>152342
>P152340

Anonymous 2024-03-05 (Tue) 08:47:08 No.152345

explain to me why we should sustain our population without sounding like a capitalist cocksucker OP

fuck your "wealth" breeder faggot

Anonymous 2024-03-05 (Tue) 08:52:54 No.152346

>>152340
>what are some causes of diminishing fertility
social progress

Anonymous 2024-03-05 (Tue) 08:54:27 No.152347

why should we sustain fertility rates?

Kids are seen as liabilities.

Adults only want to lock them away from reality until their twenties and let them loose dazed and confused with no home training.

Anonymous 2024-03-05 (Tue) 12:37:38 No.152348

>>152345
I mean, I wont say we need to sustain our global population, but, I think people should be able to have kids if they want.

Anonymous 2024-03-05 (Tue) 14:52:02 No.152350

>>152348
>I think people should be able to have kids if they want.
And I think people can think whatever the fuck they want.

Doesn't mean anybody owes them shit.

Preferential treatment for fucking breeders in RES soycieties was a symptom of a massive socio-economic-ideological-existensial crisis (grasping for extensive growth because intensive growth requires revolution).

No wonder you red-brownoid bluepilled cucks want a return to this shit lol.

Anonymous 2024-03-05 (Tue) 15:05:21 No.152351

>>152350
>grasping for extensive growth because intensive growth requires revolution
ie the breeder rationale is always an economic one

in RES case it was a conscious attempt by a conservative decaying system to alleviate its economic problems by means of exploiting new generations

Anonymous 2024-03-06 (Wed) 17:52:59 No.152358

>>152348
Then you should allow teens to have sex. After all, by right ypur teens and early twenties is the time to procreate. Having kids after thirty raises risk of hereditary defects

Anonymous 2024-03-11 (Mon) 02:46:53 No.152400

Microplastics

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7967748/

>Much of the planet is swimming in discarded plastic, which is harming animal and possibly human health. Once at sea, sunlight, wind, and wave action break down plastic waste into small particles: the microplastics (MPs). Currently, particular attention has been drawn to their effects on aquatic environments but the health risks, especially in mammals, are poorly known. These non-biodegradable materials can act as a vector for environmental pollutants, can be ingested by humans in food and water, and can enter and accumulate in human tissues with a possible risk for heath. Recent studies revealed the deleterious effects of MPs exposure in male reproduction and sperm quality, making them a potential hazard to reproductive success. This manuscript summarizes the main changes in sperm quality along the lifespan and the upcoming studies on the effects of MPs in male fertility in mammals.

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