Arthur MacWaters (@ArthurMacwaters) “It’s counter intuitive, but birth rate falls when a civilization grows wealthy T” — TopicDigg
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It’s counter intuitive, but birth rate falls when a civilization grows wealthy
This is disastrous and has ended great civilizations
We are not immune from this fate
A low birth rate due to extended periods of prosperity and low perceived external danger is the primary reason that Rome and most other powerful civilizations collapsed.
Rome had a very high birth rate when under extreme pressure from Carthage and a low birth rate a few generations after Carthage, their last serious threat, was finally destroyed.
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