Video yükleniyor...

Video Yüklenemedi

Bu video yüklenirken bir sorun oluştu. Bu geçici bir ağ sorunundan kaynaklanıyor olabilir veya video kullanılamıyor olabilir.

Ana Sayfaya Dön

.Richard Ngo on why birth rates will probably keep falling: - Birth rates are falling because marriage rates are falling. - AI could either distract us from relationships or help mediate them. - If the future economy is dominated by social + emotional labor, it may skew female -... show more

Sabrina Halper

13,040 subscribers

29,534 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce •via X (Twitter)

Eğitim Bilim & Teknoloji

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Yorum

Yorum bulunmuyor

Orijinal gönderinin yorumları burada görünecek

Benzer Videolar

Islamic patriarchy is falling just as fast as their birth rates And it will be Muslim women who will be leading it from the front Here's a Muslim women justifying marrying non Muslims in the name of allah

Islamic patriarchy is falling just as fast as their birth rates And it will be Muslim women who will be leading it from the front Here's a Muslim women justifying marrying non Muslims in the name of allah

Raj

56,077 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Squeaky says Canadians should be jumping for joy because the Liberals are “crushing it” That’s why BOC CUT rates by 0.25% This is one of the DUMBEST takes I’ve ever heard. The Bank of Canada ONLY cuts rates when the economy is on LIFE SUPPORT. If Canada’s economy was ROARING, rates would be going UP to cool things down. Cutting rates = Recession signal. Full stop.

Squeaky says Canadians should be jumping for joy because the Liberals are “crushing it” That’s why BOC CUT rates by 0.25% This is one of the DUMBEST takes I’ve ever heard. The Bank of Canada ONLY cuts rates when the economy is on LIFE SUPPORT. If Canada’s economy was ROARING, rates would be going UP to cool things down. Cutting rates = Recession signal. Full stop.

Marc Nixon

80,969 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

For the first time in recorded history, more women are employed than men in America, and it’s sticking. Helen Andrews broke this down on The Charlie Kirk Show. Prime-age male labor force participation has been falling for decades (from ~98% in the 1950s to around 88-89% now), while female participation rose and stayed high. This isn’t just a recession blip, it’s structural. The consequences go beyond economics. Women tend not to marry men who earn less or are unemployed, which is accelerating declines in marriage and birth rates. Legal pressures around gender discrimination lawsuits are also pushing companies to prioritize female hiring and promotions to protect themselves. Studies show adverse shocks to male employment significantly reduce marriage rates, fertility, and increase single-parent households. This one really makes you think. We’re watching a slow demographic and cultural shift that’s reshaping family formation in real time. Long-term male workforce dropout doesn’t just hurt men, it creates mismatches that suppress marriage, lower birth rates, and strain society’s long-term stability. What do you think is the biggest driver behind declining male workforce participation, economic changes, cultural shifts, policy, or something else?

For the first time in recorded history, more women are employed than men in America, and it’s sticking. Helen Andrews broke this down on The Charlie Kirk Show. Prime-age male labor force participation has been falling for decades (from ~98% in the 1950s to around 88-89% now), while female participation rose and stayed high. This isn’t just a recession blip, it’s structural. The consequences go beyond economics. Women tend not to marry men who earn less or are unemployed, which is accelerating declines in marriage and birth rates. Legal pressures around gender discrimination lawsuits are also pushing companies to prioritize female hiring and promotions to protect themselves. Studies show adverse shocks to male employment significantly reduce marriage rates, fertility, and increase single-parent households. This one really makes you think. We’re watching a slow demographic and cultural shift that’s reshaping family formation in real time. Long-term male workforce dropout doesn’t just hurt men, it creates mismatches that suppress marriage, lower birth rates, and strain society’s long-term stability. What do you think is the biggest driver behind declining male workforce participation, economic changes, cultural shifts, policy, or something else?

Camus

19,840 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

All this fear around AI taking your job misses a huge part of the story... Labour force participation was falling long before AI showed up because it follows the birth rate with a twenty year lag, and birth rates have been falling for decades. So machines are mostly filling the gap left by people retiring or leaving the workforce anyway. That's a very different picture from the one you're being sold. The old GDP equation ran on population growth plus productivity growth... synthetic labour removes that ceiling entirely. Productivity keeps compounding without needing more people to do it. That's the Economic Singularity, and it changes the whole equation.

All this fear around AI taking your job misses a huge part of the story... Labour force participation was falling long before AI showed up because it follows the birth rate with a twenty year lag, and birth rates have been falling for decades. So machines are mostly filling the gap left by people retiring or leaving the workforce anyway. That's a very different picture from the one you're being sold. The old GDP equation ran on population growth plus productivity growth... synthetic labour removes that ceiling entirely. Productivity keeps compounding without needing more people to do it. That's the Economic Singularity, and it changes the whole equation.

Raoul Pal

70,298 görüntüleme • 18 gün önce

Gay male couples—two men in a relationship—have the lowest breakup rates, which is striking given that gay men also have the highest rates of what evolutionary psychologists call extra-dyadic mating, a technical term for sex outside the primary relationship: infidelity, or cheating. In other words, they have the lowest breakup rates despite the highest levels of non-monogamous behavior. After gay male couples, heterosexual couples—one man and one woman—have the next lowest breakup rates. Interestingly, the highest breakup rates are found among female–female couples. Lesbian couples, on average, dissolve relationships more frequently than either gay male or heterosexual couples. One likely reason is that, across relationship types, women are more likely than men to initiate breakups. In heterosexual marriages, women initiate 60 to 70 percent of divorces. When you have two women in a relationship, you effectively double the likelihood that at least one partner will initiate a breakup, which raises the overall probability of relationship dissolution.

Gay male couples—two men in a relationship—have the lowest breakup rates, which is striking given that gay men also have the highest rates of what evolutionary psychologists call extra-dyadic mating, a technical term for sex outside the primary relationship: infidelity, or cheating. In other words, they have the lowest breakup rates despite the highest levels of non-monogamous behavior. After gay male couples, heterosexual couples—one man and one woman—have the next lowest breakup rates. Interestingly, the highest breakup rates are found among female–female couples. Lesbian couples, on average, dissolve relationships more frequently than either gay male or heterosexual couples. One likely reason is that, across relationship types, women are more likely than men to initiate breakups. In heterosexual marriages, women initiate 60 to 70 percent of divorces. When you have two women in a relationship, you effectively double the likelihood that at least one partner will initiate a breakup, which raises the overall probability of relationship dissolution.

Rob Henderson

591,579 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

YOU WANT A RATE CUT? You might want to hear what has to BREAK first. A Bank of Canada cut could require a collapse in business confidence, hiring and economic momentum. Translation is businesses stop investing. People lose jobs. The economy deteriorates enough that the Bank of Canada is forced to respond. Yes, Canadian households are drowning in debt and desperately want lower rates. But if the next rate cut comes because the economy is falling apart, that is NOT the victory people think it is. Sometimes the scariest part isn’t rates staying high. It’s what finally forces them lower.

YOU WANT A RATE CUT? You might want to hear what has to BREAK first. A Bank of Canada cut could require a collapse in business confidence, hiring and economic momentum. Translation is businesses stop investing. People lose jobs. The economy deteriorates enough that the Bank of Canada is forced to respond. Yes, Canadian households are drowning in debt and desperately want lower rates. But if the next rate cut comes because the economy is falling apart, that is NOT the victory people think it is. Sometimes the scariest part isn’t rates staying high. It’s what finally forces them lower.

Shazi

15,383 görüntüleme • 29 gün önce

When we came to office, inflation was higher and rising, interest rates were going up, real wages and living standards were falling, and Australia was already on track to hit a trillion dollars of debt. Now inflation is down, real wages and living standards are growing again, unemployment is low, we’ve got the debt down, interest rates are going down and growth is rebounding solidly in our economy. This puts us in good stead, but we know there’s more work to do because people are still under pressure and global risks are significant. #auspol #ausecon

When we came to office, inflation was higher and rising, interest rates were going up, real wages and living standards were falling, and Australia was already on track to hit a trillion dollars of debt. Now inflation is down, real wages and living standards are growing again, unemployment is low, we’ve got the debt down, interest rates are going down and growth is rebounding solidly in our economy. This puts us in good stead, but we know there’s more work to do because people are still under pressure and global risks are significant. #auspol #ausecon

Jim Chalmers MP

37,995 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Korea has the lowest birth rates in the world and is running out of people. In the middle of this demographic crisis, expanding access to abortion makes no sense. The country needs more children, not policies that make it easier to end pregnancies. Leaders and movements should be focused on supporting marriage and family formation instead of treating abortion as just another healthcare option. When birth rates are this low, political viability arguments miss the point. The real priority is reversing the collapse by making it easier for Koreans to have children, not easier to avoid having them.

Korea has the lowest birth rates in the world and is running out of people. In the middle of this demographic crisis, expanding access to abortion makes no sense. The country needs more children, not policies that make it easier to end pregnancies. Leaders and movements should be focused on supporting marriage and family formation instead of treating abortion as just another healthcare option. When birth rates are this low, political viability arguments miss the point. The real priority is reversing the collapse by making it easier for Koreans to have children, not easier to avoid having them.

Kangmin Lee | 이강민

21,447 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Graham Stephan : “If mortgage rates dropped to 4% tomorrow, would home prices explode higher, or would supply finally start catching up?” Michael Zuber : “The answer depends on why rates fell to 4%.” “If rates dropped because the economy was in a depression with 11% unemployment, that’s a very different outcome than rates falling because inflation suddenly cooled and the Fed started cutting.” Graham Stephan : “Let’s assume it’s the second scenario. Inflation falls toward target and the Fed begins lowering rates.” Michael Zuber : “That’s absolutely plausible.” “I think a future Fed chair like Kevin Warsh could change how inflation is measured, reduce Fed officials’ public commentary, and use better technology to improve economic data.” Graham Stephan : “So if rates fell below 4%, what happens to housing?” Michael Zuber : “Most people would say prices surge.” “I actually think home prices could fall for a few months.” “We’ve had four years of restricted selling. If mortgage rates suddenly dropped to 4%, a lot of homeowners who have been holding off would immediately list their properties.” “When you get a large wave of supply hitting the market in a short period of time, prices can move lower.” “I think median home prices could decline for four to six months if rates fell below 4%, even though most people would probably disagree with that view.”

Graham Stephan : “If mortgage rates dropped to 4% tomorrow, would home prices explode higher, or would supply finally start catching up?” Michael Zuber : “The answer depends on why rates fell to 4%.” “If rates dropped because the economy was in a depression with 11% unemployment, that’s a very different outcome than rates falling because inflation suddenly cooled and the Fed started cutting.” Graham Stephan : “Let’s assume it’s the second scenario. Inflation falls toward target and the Fed begins lowering rates.” Michael Zuber : “That’s absolutely plausible.” “I think a future Fed chair like Kevin Warsh could change how inflation is measured, reduce Fed officials’ public commentary, and use better technology to improve economic data.” Graham Stephan : “So if rates fell below 4%, what happens to housing?” Michael Zuber : “Most people would say prices surge.” “I actually think home prices could fall for a few months.” “We’ve had four years of restricted selling. If mortgage rates suddenly dropped to 4%, a lot of homeowners who have been holding off would immediately list their properties.” “When you get a large wave of supply hitting the market in a short period of time, prices can move lower.” “I think median home prices could decline for four to six months if rates fell below 4%, even though most people would probably disagree with that view.”

KΞRL_✂️

170,484 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

"Why Canada's Economy is quietly falling apart" Canada's housing market has crashed 21% and there are 1 million Canadian mortgage renewals in 2026 alone. This could hit homeowners with payment increases of 20% or more, the 5-year mortgage system will mean every Canadian is forced to renew at higher rates whether they want to or not. We've had 51,800 manufacturing jobs lost in the past year alone, and Ontario alone could lose another 119,200 jobs.

"Why Canada's Economy is quietly falling apart" Canada's housing market has crashed 21% and there are 1 million Canadian mortgage renewals in 2026 alone. This could hit homeowners with payment increases of 20% or more, the 5-year mortgage system will mean every Canadian is forced to renew at higher rates whether they want to or not. We've had 51,800 manufacturing jobs lost in the past year alone, and Ontario alone could lose another 119,200 jobs.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

21,535 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

NYU Stern researcher Nathan Witkin questions why cyber insurance rates keep falling if AI cyber risk is accelerating: "Insurance rates for cyber risk declined by about 4% globally in Q2 of this year, and that's actually the 12th consecutive quarter in which they've declined. This is very valuable signal that implies that at a minimum you shouldn't overindex on the Hugging Face incident." "This is a plea for level headedness, but I think it would be helpful for safety folks to engage with these numbers just 'cause this is an avenue of criticism from folks like me and to an extent folks like Tyler." "Why are these numbers not moving? Is it because people are underestimating capabilities? Are they not taking the problem even as close to as seriously as they should or is it something else?" NYU Stern

NYU Stern researcher Nathan Witkin questions why cyber insurance rates keep falling if AI cyber risk is accelerating: "Insurance rates for cyber risk declined by about 4% globally in Q2 of this year, and that's actually the 12th consecutive quarter in which they've declined. This is very valuable signal that implies that at a minimum you shouldn't overindex on the Hugging Face incident." "This is a plea for level headedness, but I think it would be helpful for safety folks to engage with these numbers just 'cause this is an avenue of criticism from folks like me and to an extent folks like Tyler." "Why are these numbers not moving? Is it because people are underestimating capabilities? Are they not taking the problem even as close to as seriously as they should or is it something else?" NYU Stern

MTS

18,672 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Feminist gets crushed in debate 🔥👇🏼 “What’s your plan when men stop doing the dirty and dangerous jobs that keep society running?..” *I’m not worried about that.* “Of course you’re not.” *No. I don’t have a plan, Pearl, for a situation in which men no longer do those jobs.* “The very microphone you’re using was built by men. The building was built by men. And there’s no gratitude or appreciation. You just tell them they’re not doing enough. The future is not gonna be great for feminists. You guys are gonna get the equality that you’re asking for. Men are not gonna protect women in the streets. Men are gonna stop signing up for the infrastructure jobs. The birth rate’s gonna keep falling. And the future is gonna be bleak.”

Feminist gets crushed in debate 🔥👇🏼 “What’s your plan when men stop doing the dirty and dangerous jobs that keep society running?..” I’m not worried about that. “Of course you’re not.” No. I don’t have a plan, Pearl, for a situation in which men no longer do those jobs. “The very microphone you’re using was built by men. The building was built by men. And there’s no gratitude or appreciation. You just tell them they’re not doing enough. The future is not gonna be great for feminists. You guys are gonna get the equality that you’re asking for. Men are not gonna protect women in the streets. Men are gonna stop signing up for the infrastructure jobs. The birth rate’s gonna keep falling. And the future is gonna be bleak.”

TONY™

307,087 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

“OnlyFans women are not women. They’re machines. They’ve been commoditized.” Jordan Peterson dropped that line on George Janko’s podcast and didn’t hold back. He sees the explosion of commoditized female sexuality as a clear symptom of a disintegrating society, where the “whore of Babylon” figure rises as men and social structures break down, leading to plummeting marriage and birth rates. This one stopped me cold. It’s raw and uncomfortable, but it forces you to look at what’s happening with modern dating, loneliness, and how technology is reshaping relationships. When sexuality becomes just another product, something deeper in both men and women gets broken and the data on collapsing family formation shows we’re already living with the consequences. Do you think Peterson is right about this being a sign of cultural decay, or is it just harmless individual choice?

Sensitive content

“OnlyFans women are not women. They’re machines. They’ve been commoditized.” Jordan Peterson dropped that line on George Janko’s podcast and didn’t hold back. He sees the explosion of commoditized female sexuality as a clear symptom of a disintegrating society, where the “whore of Babylon” figure rises as men and social structures break down, leading to plummeting marriage and birth rates. This one stopped me cold. It’s raw and uncomfortable, but it forces you to look at what’s happening with modern dating, loneliness, and how technology is reshaping relationships. When sexuality becomes just another product, something deeper in both men and women gets broken and the data on collapsing family formation shows we’re already living with the consequences. Do you think Peterson is right about this being a sign of cultural decay, or is it just harmless individual choice?

Camus

136,070 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

I am proud to announce my limited series called "Lost Boys" with my friend Scott Galloway. Scott Galloway In this series, we join forces to tackle the little-discussed challenges young men are facing today in America. At home, at school, and at work, young men are falling behind. Between rising suicide rates, declining wages, and social disconnection, young men are facing a crisis. The “Lost Boys” podcast explores why young men are failing to thrive and what we can do to help them succeed. Please take the time to watch Part 1 & 2 of our conversation with Richard V. Reeves now live on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts.

I am proud to announce my limited series called "Lost Boys" with my friend Scott Galloway. Scott Galloway In this series, we join forces to tackle the little-discussed challenges young men are facing today in America. At home, at school, and at work, young men are falling behind. Between rising suicide rates, declining wages, and social disconnection, young men are facing a crisis. The “Lost Boys” podcast explores why young men are failing to thrive and what we can do to help them succeed. Please take the time to watch Part 1 & 2 of our conversation with Richard V. Reeves now live on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Anthony Scaramucci

70,642 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

🇺🇸🇮🇷 George Gammon warns that an Iran-driven oil spike could turn existing cracks in the U.S. economy into a full-blown crisis. If oil hits $120–130, higher inflation expectations could push rates higher, making private-sector debt and massive AI infrastructure borrowing increasingly expensive. George says the real danger is duration: “If it stays at $120 for a month, okay. If it stays at $120 for 6 months, we got a big problem.” The result could be falling stocks, collapsing AI CapEx, and eventually a weaker labor market. George Gammon

🇺🇸🇮🇷 George Gammon warns that an Iran-driven oil spike could turn existing cracks in the U.S. economy into a full-blown crisis. If oil hits $120–130, higher inflation expectations could push rates higher, making private-sector debt and massive AI infrastructure borrowing increasingly expensive. George says the real danger is duration: “If it stays at $120 for a month, okay. If it stays at $120 for 6 months, we got a big problem.” The result could be falling stocks, collapsing AI CapEx, and eventually a weaker labor market. George Gammon

Mario Nawfal

56,131 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

LAUSD is losing students at an extraordinary rate — but the bigger question is: where are all the kids going? Nearly 17,000 students disappeared from LAUSD enrollment in just one year, a 4.5% drop. And compared to two decades ago, enrollment is down roughly 43%. But this isn’t simply a story about families choosing private, charter or home schools. Los Angeles has fewer children. Birth rates are falling, the cost of living is pushing families out, and the district is getting smaller.

LAUSD is losing students at an extraordinary rate — but the bigger question is: where are all the kids going? Nearly 17,000 students disappeared from LAUSD enrollment in just one year, a 4.5% drop. And compared to two decades ago, enrollment is down roughly 43%. But this isn’t simply a story about families choosing private, charter or home schools. Los Angeles has fewer children. Birth rates are falling, the cost of living is pushing families out, and the district is getting smaller.

Los Angeles Magazine

22,526 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

🚨 JUST IN: HHS Sec. RFK Jr. just dropped the jaw-dropping trend, America's fertility rate is PLUNGING to a "cataclysmic level" and must be reversed "This is an EXISTENTIAL CRISIS." "We are approaching the cataclysmic rates that Japan and China are experiencing, that is threatening their economy." "Presidents tried to discourage child birth. Now we have a president who ENCOURAGES it." "We just found out we've dropped down to 1.57%, the replacement rate is 2.1%. 100 years ago we were 3.27%." "It's a threat not only to our economy, to our national security. It's a direct threat to our social security trust fund, to the Medicare trust fund." Elon Musk has said it too: the west MUST SURGE BIRTH RATES, or it will collapse!

🚨 JUST IN: HHS Sec. RFK Jr. just dropped the jaw-dropping trend, America's fertility rate is PLUNGING to a "cataclysmic level" and must be reversed "This is an EXISTENTIAL CRISIS." "We are approaching the cataclysmic rates that Japan and China are experiencing, that is threatening their economy." "Presidents tried to discourage child birth. Now we have a president who ENCOURAGES it." "We just found out we've dropped down to 1.57%, the replacement rate is 2.1%. 100 years ago we were 3.27%." "It's a threat not only to our economy, to our national security. It's a direct threat to our social security trust fund, to the Medicare trust fund." Elon Musk has said it too: the west MUST SURGE BIRTH RATES, or it will collapse!

Eric Daugherty

17,550 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Out now- how Alf is seeing things in macro: - bullish stocks and bonds because the Fed put is back - yield curve to bull steepen as Fed cuts interest rates as inflation moderates - the abundance of long-term fixed-rate debt in the U.S. has shielded the American private sector from the ravages of higher rates - however, to say that high rates are actually stimulative is going too far. borrowers will have to refinance eventually - much of European economy has already felt the contractionary effects of higher rates. That is why the Swedish central bank has already begun to cut interest rates. expect more of this This interview is brought to you by VanEck, a global leader in asset management since 1955. I'm very proud to say that VanEck is Forward Guidance's exclusive sponsor - check them out! Recorded on May 8 Enjoy 🔥

Out now- how Alf is seeing things in macro: - bullish stocks and bonds because the Fed put is back - yield curve to bull steepen as Fed cuts interest rates as inflation moderates - the abundance of long-term fixed-rate debt in the U.S. has shielded the American private sector from the ravages of higher rates - however, to say that high rates are actually stimulative is going too far. borrowers will have to refinance eventually - much of European economy has already felt the contractionary effects of higher rates. That is why the Swedish central bank has already begun to cut interest rates. expect more of this This interview is brought to you by VanEck, a global leader in asset management since 1955. I'm very proud to say that VanEck is Forward Guidance's exclusive sponsor - check them out! Recorded on May 8 Enjoy 🔥

Jack Farley

36,817 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce