Infertility is not just a lower number of women choosing to have children. It is also more and more people who are incapable of having children. “As more women become primary breadwinners, fertility decisions are more likely to hinge on women’s earnings than they did in previous decades. A growing reliance on women’s employment and earnings could further dampen U.S. fertility rates in the coming decades.” – Source Less children may be a choice by working women in developed countries, however in some countries vaccines are designed to sterilize women. The larger picture of infertility must revert to the biological definition of inability to conceive because of lowering sperm counts and several other metabolic conditions. Links below. Depopulation is here and most of the problems people are worried about are already taken care of, because nature is becoming so toxic that survival will become difficult, and as population falls, consumption and pollution will also decline. As the market shrinks, so does the impact on nature. It will be a slow die back, not the dramatic crash our egos would like to see, to vindicate our premonitions, for we all know this civilization is unsustainable and that what goes up, must come down. For the mainstream, the assumption is always that trends will continue, but they won’t because there will be less people, not more. Very few “doomers” see this. There will be few people left to experience doom. Infertility, however, is not a random happening. An infertility crisis will be…
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