Global fertility rates to plunge in decades ahead, new report says.
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Here it comes…
Humanoid robots will ‘replace declining human populations’ all over the world and ‘act as caregivers for the elderly’
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Humanoid robots will ‘replace declining human populations’ all over the world and ‘act as caregivers for the elderly’
Humanoid robots will 'replace declining human populations' all over the world
THIS week news broke that declining fertility rates could affect most countries in a quarter of a century. The U.S. Sun spoke with one scientist who thinks humanoids will fill this gap in future po…
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Not really they are begin to drop too. Even I’ll be beginning to see that.
This is why they are pushing AI real quick because they see what’s happening. I have been talking about this subject for a long time and now everybody else else is catching up.Here it comes…
Humanoid robots will ‘replace declining human populations’ all over the world and ‘act as caregivers for the elderly’
Humanoid robots will 'replace declining human populations' all over the world
THIS week news broke that declining fertility rates could affect most countries in a quarter of a century. The U.S. Sun spoke with one scientist who thinks humanoids will fill this gap in future po…
Extreme heat at work can double stillbirth risk, India study finds
Extreme heat at work can double stillbirth risk, India study finds
Women in India are found to be twice as likely to lose babies if they are working in hot conditions.
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“The 2022 fertility data from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, analyzed by the University of Houston, offers the first concrete look at how many more women ended up carrying pregnancies to term as a result of the 2021 law.
More than 16,000 additional babies were born in Texas in 2022 compared to 2021, which comes to a 2% increase in the state's fertility rate. Fertility rate is measured as births per 1,000 women between the ages of 15 and 44. The group that saw the largest increase was Hispanic women between the ages of 25 and 44, with an 8% increase over 2021.
“We knew that there would be an effect and, since we’ve seen initial data, we knew that it probably would be skewed in terms of greater Hispanic effect,” said lead author Elizabeth Gregory with University of Houston’s Institute for Research on Women, Gender and Sexuality. “But seeing the actual data, it makes it less of a theoretical discussion and more of a discussion the community has to have around what's happening in people's lives and how this affects individuals.””
Genuinely didn’t need the numbers to back that up, simply by the fact that whenever you see a Hispanic woman, you’ll always see a stroller and one kid minimum in tow.
Abortion is very low with them and the family aspect is very high is Hispanic culture. Having children is a birthright (no pun intended) and doesn’t look to be stopping or slowing down, and if it is, it’s strictly due to the shitty global economics of today’s modern world. Even through that, they’re holding strong.
THE babymakers.
More than 16,000 additional babies were born in Texas in 2022 compared to 2021, which comes to a 2% increase in the state's fertility rate. Fertility rate is measured as births per 1,000 women between the ages of 15 and 44. The group that saw the largest increase was Hispanic women between the ages of 25 and 44, with an 8% increase over 2021.
“We knew that there would be an effect and, since we’ve seen initial data, we knew that it probably would be skewed in terms of greater Hispanic effect,” said lead author Elizabeth Gregory with University of Houston’s Institute for Research on Women, Gender and Sexuality. “But seeing the actual data, it makes it less of a theoretical discussion and more of a discussion the community has to have around what's happening in people's lives and how this affects individuals.””
Genuinely didn’t need the numbers to back that up, simply by the fact that whenever you see a Hispanic woman, you’ll always see a stroller and one kid minimum in tow.
Abortion is very low with them and the family aspect is very high is Hispanic culture. Having children is a birthright (no pun intended) and doesn’t look to be stopping or slowing down, and if it is, it’s strictly due to the shitty global economics of today’s modern world. Even through that, they’re holding strong.
THE babymakers.
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