Based Camp with Simone & Malcolm Collins | Malcolm Debates @MoreBirths on Fertility Stats @SimoneandMalcolm | Uploaded April 2024 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
In this episode, Simone and Malcolm sit down with Daniel Hess, the man behind the popular Twitter account @MoreBirths, to discuss the critical role of culture in shaping fertility rates across the world. Daniel shares fascinating examples from France, Mongolia, North Korea, and Israel to illustrate how cultural attitudes, leadership, and historical events have influenced birth rates. The conversation also delves into the insidious influence of anti-natalist propaganda in American and Canadian schools, and the potential solutions to combat the demographic collapse.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction and welcome to Daniel Hess (@MoreBirths)
2:41 The cultural impact on fertility rates
3:52 France's fertility rates in the 1800s vs. 2019
7:42 Theories on France's high fertility rate compared to the rest of Europe
10:35 Inner Mongolia (China) vs. Outer Mongolia fertility rates
14:08 The role of hope and cultural preservation in fertility rates
17:52 North Korea's fertility rate and its relation to poverty
21:07 Israel's Jewish population: From low fertility in pre-WWII Europe to high fertility post-WWII
25:11 The evolution of cultural techniques to maintain high fertility rates
28:13 Population Connection: Paul Ehrlich's organization educating millions of students with anti-natalist propaganda
32:05 The challenges in fighting systemic brainwashing in American schools
34:43 Raising awareness and targeting organizations that proliferate anti-natalist messages
35:18 Conclusion and where to find more of Daniel Hess's work
In this episode, Simone and Malcolm sit down with Daniel Hess, the man behind the popular Twitter account @MoreBirths, to discuss the critical role of culture in shaping fertility rates across the world. Daniel shares fascinating examples from France, Mongolia, North Korea, and Israel to illustrate how cultural attitudes, leadership, and historical events have influenced birth rates. The conversation also delves into the insidious influence of anti-natalist propaganda in American and Canadian schools, and the potential solutions to combat the demographic collapse.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction and welcome to Daniel Hess (@MoreBirths)
2:41 The cultural impact on fertility rates
3:52 France's fertility rates in the 1800s vs. 2019
7:42 Theories on France's high fertility rate compared to the rest of Europe
10:35 Inner Mongolia (China) vs. Outer Mongolia fertility rates
14:08 The role of hope and cultural preservation in fertility rates
17:52 North Korea's fertility rate and its relation to poverty
21:07 Israel's Jewish population: From low fertility in pre-WWII Europe to high fertility post-WWII
25:11 The evolution of cultural techniques to maintain high fertility rates
28:13 Population Connection: Paul Ehrlich's organization educating millions of students with anti-natalist propaganda
32:05 The challenges in fighting systemic brainwashing in American schools
34:43 Raising awareness and targeting organizations that proliferate anti-natalist messages
35:18 Conclusion and where to find more of Daniel Hess's work
