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I would love to understand why?

• agent327 5y ago
  Not OP, but I'm guessing because they wouldn't want to subject the people they are likely to love most in the world, and have pinned all their hopes and dreams on, to the imagined horrors of the future.
  • gorbachev 5y ago
    I wouldn't put it quite that harshly, but yea, I also think about this all the time. I worry for my kids. I am pretty much convinced their lives will not be as good as mine, and I fear with the way a lot of things are going these days, without any serious effort in course correction...in fact quite the opposite, that at some point during their lives things will be bad, very bad.
• joeberon 5y ago
  Because they, like many others, are extremely scared of what the future will bring to their children
• dhosek 5y ago
  As other people have said, things don't really look that great for humanity right now. Global warming, resurgent fascism, pretty much everything that happened in 2020... TBH, the financial concerns don't really ring for me. I just see problems that money can't buy their way out of.