US fertility rate a casualty of the war on men
Daily Caller: The U.S. officially hit a new low in birth rate and, somehow, scientists are astonished . Experts will argue this is merely a natural phenomenon — potentially the product of demographic transition , meaning, as a developing society reaches new technological echelons, a longer period of education is necessary for an increasingly complex workforce. This causes higher investment in children, which means fewer children are born. That’s one contributing factor. Other parties will argue the couples are having children later . Male and female childbearing ages have risen to 28 and 30.9, respectively. This is another contributing factor. Yet, scientists never ask themselves the most important question: What incentive do modern men have to get married? Empirically, statistically, a worse point for male matrimony has never existed. A relatively recent study shows the inverse of what we initially thought: married couples are unhealthier than their single counterparts . Marriage i...