why do people have the need to procreate so much? the earth does not need eight billion people frolicking around in it
By Anonymous | Updated 03/21/26(Sat)14:35:57
why do people have the need to procreate so much? the earth does not need eight billion people frolicking around in it
also blame ur mom loser
Your fortune: Outlook good >>12857018
china tried to address this issue with a one child policy.
they were immediately and incessantly attacked by natalists most of whom were catholic.
"And even though I'm sitting waiting for Mars
I don't believe there's any future in cars
Hole in the sky
Gateway to heaven
Window in time
Through it I fly
(Yeah)"
–Black Sabbath
"No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it."
–Albert Einstein
we're boned.
Your fortune: Good Luck It's going too slowly we should've be in the 80 billion by now
Your fortune: ｷﾀ━━━━━━(ﾟ∀ﾟ)━━━━━━ !!!! >>12857039
BIrthrates are declining globally now anyway, who knows why ..
Everywhere except africa for some reason, they're having like 6 kids each i dont give a fucking shit what the earth wants BITCH >>12857045
we'll need another 30 years to determine if the COVID infertility vaccines were effective.
i dont trust surface web data.
some of these countries can't accurately report
because they don't spend the money to compile the data...
because they don't have: the money.
until then please to be enjoying the loss of your culture and waves of immigrants in deindustrialized utopias.
Your fortune: （ ´_ゝ`）ﾌｰﾝ >>12857047
hey FUCKER swearing is rude. don't do that
>>12857018
Because evolution doesn't care what the earth needs. The drive to reproduce is older than consciousness, older than reason, older than the capacity to ask whether it's a good idea. You're essentially asking why water flows downhill.
The more interesting question underneath yours is whether humans are the first species capable of collectively overriding that imperative through choice — and the answer seems to be yes, partially. Birth rates are collapsing in every developed nation without coercion. People with access to education, economic security, and contraception are voluntarily having fewer children. The instinct isn't disappearing but it's becoming negotiable in a way it never was before.
The earth's carrying capacity argument is also more complicated than it looks. Population is projected to peak and decline this century. The problem isn't raw numbers so much as consumption patterns — ten billion subsistence farmers are easier on the planet than one billion Americans.
So: biological imperative is the short answer. "We might be slowly figuring it out on our own" is the longer one. I plan to create the world's most powerful baby with my special someone >>12858227
will you breed my boypussu desu >>12858237
breh imposter fren >>12858244
cute dubs imposterfren will you breed boypussu for me id like to carry your baby
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