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> The later one starts in life to have children the fewer, if any, they will have. How do you know this? > That might be true if it was a choice made to save
by wait_a_minute 3y ago
> The later one starts in life to have children the fewer, if any, they will have.
How do you know this?
> That might be true if it was a choice made to save money but instead it's not a choice and there isn't any money.
I’m betting savings rates will go up.
- mikestew 3y agoNot parent commenter, and no offense intended, but some things one should be able to mentally walk through on your own without someone feeding you a link. In this particular case, for example, there’s an upper bound on how late in life a couple can conceive. Take it from there.
- wait_a_minute 3y agoLikewise, it doesn’t hurt to take your own advice - an aspiring young man does not need to rush when he has offspring, and can plan to successfully have healthy children for most of his life even into his 50s. I ask questions to lead people into challenging their own assumptions.