Nope. I'm anti-urbanist, so I actually analyzed the data :) The correlation is undeniable for any developed country, especially the US. Developing countries ar

Nope. I'm anti-urbanist, so I actually analyzed the data :) The correlation is undeniable for any developed country, especially the US. Developing countries are a bit different they are only now starting the second demographic transition. > To point out how absurd this logic is, consider that it fails to consider the fertility rate of Japan as a whole outside urban areas, as well as failing to account for the many other extremely dense cities outside Japan that do have very high fertility rates. LOL. No, they don't: https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-data/h01975/ https://www.nippon.com/en/japan-data/h01975/