Because nothing makes women want to have children more than harassing phone calls!
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I dunno. Being able to read human emotions that well seems more impressive to me 🤷
You know when we finally get a translation machine working it's going to pick up on gossip and...
"Ooh the land creatures are back... BRING ME MORE FISH, PEASANT!"
I don't know about post-menopausal people but anyone who spends a significant amount of time with a menstruating girl will have their brain shaped by it. It's only a matter of time!
Menstruators have an impact, ya know?
The important connection here is that the uterus growth-stimulating effect of estrogen also applies to the hippocampus, which is important in forming and retrieving memories. This means that a few days after your girl is done with her period is the absolute worst time to make a mistake. That memory will be locked in forever.
She'll be able to recall it decades later. Thanks to the power of estrogen.
I have a "My Creations" directory for things I make. Then there's a "Toys and Games" directory and a "Household Stuff" directory.
Then there's the giant fucking mess for everything else 🤣
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Is this related to sexism or just economics and racism (in policing)? It seems like the main reason why mothers are opting to stay at home is because child care is too expensive compared to how much they could earn if they worked. That's an economic problem, not sexism.
Also, 90% of the single parent households being run by mothers in Washington, D.C. is a well-known symptom of racism in policing, arresting black men, throwing the book at them, and basically ruining their lives over crimes where whites are regularly given a slap on the wrist.
My layman's analysis is that the overwhelming lobbying power of big business childcare providers has resulted in regulatory capture within that industry. Making it exceptionally expensive and legally risky for small businesses to perform that function. Furthermore, the exceptionally low minimum wage and exploitation of workers in that industry has lead to worker shortages and increased costs, where almost all the money being paid into a childcare facility is being funneled to the top of the org chart instead of being used to reduce costs.
The mere fact that publicly-traded childcare providers exist is a strong indicator of the problem. Consolidation in that industry should never have been allowed and they all need to be broken up because it's the only way costs will come down.
Just another example of the wealth gap resulting in practical, real world problems that hurt society.
Prioritize funding for places with higher birth rates, you say? So... Communities with loads of immigrants. Got it.
Hmmm... For a sustainable alternative press some very fine paper pulp into a cracker-like shape, let it dry, then shove it into your mouth.
As an alternative you could just take a bite out of a cereal box, making sure that the inside-the-box side of the cardboard is what hits your tongue first 👍
Should've gone with 4321, the year the last of the homo sapiens died.
(Yes, there's some debate over whether or not the corpse of the full dive hermit indicates a death after 4321 but the expert intelligences with the largest databases on the subject all agreed it would be best to leave it at 4321 because of its religious significance to the AI multiverse culture thanks in no small part to the sacred text of the prophet, Paul Auster)