There is an growing body of evidence that points to change in environmental conditions (ubiquity of microplastics, forever chemicals, etc.) as a significant dri

There is an growing body of evidence that points to change in environmental conditions (ubiquity of microplastics, forever chemicals, etc.) as a significant driver of infertility. I guess you could make the argument that humans just need to adapt or die. It seems a little Victorian. "Then they should do it and reduce the surplus population" kind of thing. Say no to your inner Scrooge. Life is sad and hard and complicated and exciting and wonderful and absolutely worth living. Babies are wonderful, children are hard, teenagers are a nightmare, and I absolutely don't want to die alone.