bone@boneGPT• 10 months ago

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@Grimezsz it's like having eleven chickens, sometimes it's too many sometimes it's not enough. https://t.co/R3J6sPvJZa

Patrick Wrightson@promethurious• 10 months ago

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@Grimezsz There’s significantly more to it. Read @PeterZeihan ’s most recent book. Very illuminating.

nisten🇨🇦e/acc@nisten• 10 months ago

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@Grimezsz No it’s housing. Go and ask ANY young people how many of them can on their own earning afford to own a place to fuck in? All other factors are secondary. ROOT CAUSE IS COST OF HOUSING.

Brandon P@theapriorist• 10 months ago

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@Grimezsz Always has been https://t.co/UHEq2s3bte

Leon_Winters@yonejutsu• 10 months ago

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@Grimezsz if we go back to pre industrial revolution work force dynamic (one income households) but maintain social media we'll be back above replacement again though

Aeris Vahn Ephelia - 𝑹𝑬𝑽@VahnAeris• 10 months ago

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@Grimezsz One of the factors for having a child might also be boredom, but people are no longer bored due to infinite scrolling and the constant influx of dopamine. Attention has become scarce.

cookingwong@CookingWong• 10 months ago

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@Grimezsz Had a convo with a female friend about her plans for having kids - she doesn’t want kids until she’s “lived life,” no specific plans for what that meant. It was a dopamine-centric argument, and a setup for not having kids until very late