>> Also if a women gets an education her fertility drops and the more education the lower the fertility. This means uneducated women (for whatever reason, relig

>> Also if a women gets an education her fertility drops and the more education the lower the fertility. This means uneducated women (for whatever reason, religious or other) will inherit the earth. If educated women tend to be those with more genetic talents, and in aggregate this may be the case, then this is quite a problematic trend long term. So is there any reason to believe that last "if" is true? Why would that be a problem anyway, as we can simply make sure schools are in good shape to educate those children, no matter the education level of their parents?