Post #2579175
2026-05-15 17:16 UTC
@Jonny@annihilation.social welcome to the Universe 25, human version. The problem aren't the absence of decent looking women nor the lack of government incentives but the obliteration of social capital. A hundred years ago people had a social life and a few perks that we won't see in the near future:
> actual free time.
> free public spaces designed for social activities, not consoomer spending.
> families, colleagues and friends willing to introduce youngsters for long-lasting relationships, even marriage arrangements.
> no feminism.
> no faggot displays.
> actual interest to participate in society.
The listed countries haven't addressed these issues because they compromise the post-industrial profit model.
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@Jonny@annihilation.social 2026-05-15 19:08
@TyggBiddies@clew.lol Historically, children were an incentive in an agrarian society, but now, kids are a cost liability financially. One branch of my family is rich ranchers in Nebraska. They all worked the ranch. I spose now with a digital economy, kids could be put too work on a computer.