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This doesn't look like a good argument. Developing countries, have it way worse, and they have kids, stable families and wake up to go to work(Which is often a
by kamaal 4y ago
This doesn't look like a good argument.
Developing countries, have it way worse, and they have kids, stable families and wake up to go to work(Which is often a tough job) every single day, without asking themselves 'Whats the point of all this?'
You might want to check your other cultural/social incentive structures if they are rightly aligned and pay enough positives for people to start families.
- cratermoon 4y agoExcept in the US the political economy is effectively built on the idea that if you work hard, you'll get ahead. > You might want to check your other cultural/social incentive structures In fact, not working hard is seen as a moral failure, thanks to the Protestant work ethic. Is attitude is also seen in parts of Europe. So yes, please do question the cultural and social economic forces in play. Developing countries? Generally outside the old work hard, get ahead mentality, and sometimes outside the entire developed western (post-industrial revolution) attitudes towards work, accomplishment, and happiness.