>Humans are the most adaptable species on the planet. Over a span of thousands of years of evolution maybe, but a lot of modern people in the developed west to

>Humans are the most adaptable species on the planet. Over a span of thousands of years of evolution maybe, but a lot of modern people in the developed west today wouldn't be able to survive without their smartphones and DoorDash. > I don't know what you mean by "anymore" considering that human genetics haven't changed significantly for millennia. What does this have to do with the calculated choice of not having kids due to unaffordable housing and worsening standard of living? >We're built exactly the same as people who had more kids. Yes, and? How is human behavior today comparable with humans from 100 years ago when there was no birth control and women were basically their father's/husband's property, let alone 10000 years ago when humans used to procreate though what was basically mass rape, just like animals in the wild. How is that comparable to our modern society and with the human and female rights today?