throwaway2w09

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   by throwaway2w09 8y ago

   I think women working and both partners needing to work simultaneously are inextricably linked though. While this could be a gross oversimplification, adding 1/2 of the population to the workforce would, through the laws of supplyand
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   by throwaway2w09 8y ago

   >I don't think it's particularly a women-centric issue and you're never going to have a real discussion about it while it's posed as one Sure it is. Unless men start having babies, then women working and the birth rat
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   by throwaway2w09 8y ago

   The Japanese government for one. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-47127738 They already have more pensioners than children being born. The same trend can be seen in virtually every single developed country. We are
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   by throwaway2w09 8y ago

   I would like to know when, if ever, we will be able to have a conversation on HN about whether women working (i.e. working outside rather than raising a family) is an absolute unquestionable good thing. Surely we can't complain about f